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Description
After doing 7 hours of Chemistry homework nonstop, I felt like drawing and inking something from my remaining boredom... Little did I know that over 4 hours had passed when I finished ._.;

Name: Kyehen (Kie-hen)
Terrain: Rain-Forest, usually near some sort of water source.
Length (Beak to Hind) 1.5 ft
Texture: Thin feathers on head (almost like fur), growing thicker as it goes down; Wing Feathers are thick; edges and shoulders covered in layers of Fur.
Colors: Green, Red, and Brown/Orange Fur
Rank: Uncommon Flock Size: Up to 50
Hostility Level (1-10): 0
Info: Kyehen are colorful and odd parrots, with winged thick arms, and rough feet. They were named for their call, "Kiie-e-n"/"Ki-eee-". Their arms are used mostly for grasping food/fruit, since their beaks are small and dull at edges. They were named for their call, " Kiie-e-n"/"Ki-eee-". Kyehen are wildly untame, and usually fly away at the sight of anything moving other than another bird. When a member of the flock is sick, they usually kill the sick member and move to another area to avoid being diseased themselves or become an advantage to predators.

Description
After doing 7 hours of Chemistry homework nonstop, I felt like drawing and inking something from my remaining boredom... Little did I know that over 4 hours had passed when I finished ._.;

Name: Kyehen (Kie-hen)
Terrain: Rain-Forest, usually near some sort of water source.
Length (Beak to Hind) 1.5 ft
Texture: Thin feathers on head (almost like fur), growing thicker as it goes down; Wing Feathers are thick; edges and shoulders covered in layers of Fur.
Colors: Green, Red, and Brown/Orange Fur
Rank: Uncommon Flock Size: Up to 50
Hostility Level (1-10): 0
Info: Kyehen are colorful and odd parrots, with winged thick arms, and rough feet. They were named for their call, "Kiie-e-n"/"Ki-eee-". Their arms are used mostly for grasping food/fruit, since their beaks are small and dull at edges. They were named for their call, " Kiie-e-n"/"Ki-eee-". Kyehen are wildly untame, and usually fly away at the sight of anything moving other than another bird. When a member of the flock is sick, they usually kill the sick member and move to another area to avoid being diseased themselves or become an advantage to predators.