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Moss Bird

Basic Information

Anatomy

two legs two wings extremely similar muscular and skeletal structure to regular birds anatomy most similar to eagles and hummingbirds

Growth Rate & Stages

Egg --> Hatchling --> mossling --> fledgeling --> Full grown

Ecology and Habitats

Moss birds live in groups of usually anywhere from 3 - 20 members moss birds have a symbiotic relationship with sentient moss because sentient mosses predators are the species only food source

Dietary Needs and Habits

Moss birds eat the predators of sentient moss they live either next to or atop sentient moss the moss doesn't get eaten and the birds get to eat

Biological Cycle

as weather gets colder moss birds feather turn browner and some even turn pure white to blend in better their feathers get thicker and at the coldest points of the year moss birds can't fly at all

Behaviour

Moss birds are social creatures and work together 9 out of 10 times if it encounters a threat the first thing most will do is protect the eggs the rest will evaluate the threat if it isn't much of one the birds will gather to try to take it down

Additional Information

Facial characteristics

Moss birds have a medium beak that is very sharp they have smaller black eyes on the side of their head

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Moss birds are most common in the arc-hold forest though have been found in the plains

Average Intelligence

Moss birds hold the average intelligence of a crow

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

these birds are almost regular birds no they don't blow your brains to space with magic brain powers but they can feel the surrounding area around nearby moss

Symbiotic and Parasitic organisms

Moss birds have a symbiotic relationship with sentient moss

Scientific Name
Bryophyta Aves
Lifespan
9 years
Average Height
30 cm
Average Weight
3 kg
Average Length
45 cm
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

moss birds can be any shade of medium and dark green sorry no acid green birdies

Geographic Distribution
Related Organizations

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