an easy one is the harpy. Depending on the type of bird you base then on have it affect their manners. Swan harpy would be graceful and refined. Magpie harpy snatches what it thinks is nice and kills for the emprah. Owl harpy could be wise and patient.
Gabriel King
I kind you not I did that, but for me swans are worse of the bunch - swans are just horrible birds - I make them giant brutes everyone hate, while I make all the crovids the smart ones - nothing cutter then crow harpy librarian.
Carter Long
Adding onto this, I could see a caste system based on breed of bird if they were all to exist at once and had their own civ. Eagle or falcon up top with something like finch on bottom.
Eli Russell
a swan is just a prettier goose. And we all know that when the goose is loose best to vamoose.
Joseph James
Don't you cringy weebs have enough threads here?
Charles Watson
This is the board you wanted, man.
Dylan Wilson
I could see some cases of birds using there smarts to rise higher - as a lot of birds of prey are smaller then ravens, you could totaly see some ravens seizing control with there cunning alone.
Blake Jenkins
I always imagine harpy as mostly high attitude bird. When they are old and can no longer maintain that height, they glide down and become more of scavenger. It make a good reason why most representation of harpy are hags.
Moth girl are my favorite. I imagine them more as an metamorphic form of dryah. They feed near their tree, then when they are of age cocoon them self to become moth girl.
Grayson Reed
>swan harpies are graceful and refined False. Swans are horrible, murderous assholes who wouldn't think twice about mauling you.