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Description
Pidgey (ポッポ Poppo)
National #: 016
Type: Normal/Flying
Species: Tiny Bird
Height: 0.3 m (1′00″)
Weight: 1.8 kg (4.0 lbs)
Ability(ies): Keen Eye, Tangled Feet, Big Pecks (Hidden)
Egg Group(s): Flying
Growth Rate: Medium Slow
Sex Probability: Male 5(0%), Female (50%)
Effective Type(s): Electric(2), Ice(2), Rock(2)
Ineffective Type(s): Grass(1/2), Bug(1/2)
No Effect Type(s): Ground (0), Ghost (0)
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Pidgey are small, common bird Pokemon that're found almost anywhere in the Pokemon World. Living in small flocks in the tall grass, Pidgey are common prey to bigger bird Pokemon such as Fearow and Pidgeot. For ground predators, Pidgey are known to kick up dusty whirlwinds or kick sand from the ground into the eyes of their potential attackers to escape. Like most birds, Pidgey flock in pairs where they lay their eggs after mating. Pidgey are evolution ready into Pidgeotto about 18 days (0.5 Months), although not all Pidgey decide to evolve as times they leave nests vary on species.

In the wild, Pidgey who pair up lay eggs in nests high up in trees. To where they take turns on who lays on eggs while the other hunts for food for themselves. Pidgey eggs take up to 15 days to hatch, where after a Pidgey chick will remain in the nest for about 18 days. After 10 days, a Pidgey will form its signature colouring as it remains a bland single colour until then. Once Pidgey leave the nest, they form flocks with other newly left nest Pidgeys until they form pairs. Pidgeys who evolve also leave the flock as they no longer need a group protection for survival. Although small, Pidgey are dangerous when defending their nests. Attacks are never lethal, though people have been pecked and scratched up as one report had been made of someone losing an eye in a Pidgey defense attack.

Wild Pidgey are preyed upon by many Pokemon due to their small size, like all small sized Pokemon. It's labelled as a prey animal for many, though hiding in tall grass and kicking up sand into predator eyes helps. Aerial predators are harder for Pidgey to hide from to which they keep themselves in flocks, known to confuse aerial predators by darting around the sky. Making it hard for the predator to focus on one Pidgey, this primarily works with larger flocks. Cedar and Japanese Pidgey are the most commonly seen of their species, while BW Silky Flycatchers and Grey Hypocolius Pidgey are uncommon to spot.

Genetic mutation in Pidgey gives them a mustard yellow colouring in Cedar and Japanese Pidgeys outside of their usual browns they sport. While for BW Silkys, their yellows become a bright blue as the GH Pidgey becomes a near white colour. Female Pidgey due to their different colouring, tend to have a differing colour for their mutation. With BW Silky Females becoming a softer blue with the greens turning a pink colour.

The diets of Pidgey consists of small Bug Pokemon, Seeds and Berries. They spend most of their lives foraging for food, primarily getting seeds from bird feeders people leave out for small bird Pokemon. While mostly searching for berries during colder days, Pidgey usually prey upon Wurmple, Caterpie and Scatterbug. They sometimes go for Weedle, Blipbug and Sewaddle when they can be found among the green foliage. Pidgey sometimes confuse Falinks as caterpillar Pokemon due to the formation they take. During the winter months, Pidgey migrate to warmer islands and regions to hold out until spring arrives.
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Extra Notes:
- Was to do all Waxwings but Bohemian looks too similar to Cedar
- Gotta be consistent with the sex differences thing, especially for birds

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015 Beedrill -- 017 Pidgeotto

Artwork By Red-Plague-Doctor
Pokemon Belongs to Nintendo
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Information Noted From
Serebii.net
Bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net
Pokemondb.net

Description
Pidgey (ポッポ Poppo)
National #: 016
Type: Normal/Flying
Species: Tiny Bird
Height: 0.3 m (1′00″)
Weight: 1.8 kg (4.0 lbs)
Ability(ies): Keen Eye, Tangled Feet, Big Pecks (Hidden)
Egg Group(s): Flying
Growth Rate: Medium Slow
Sex Probability: Male 5(0%), Female (50%)
Effective Type(s): Electric(2), Ice(2), Rock(2)
Ineffective Type(s): Grass(1/2), Bug(1/2)
No Effect Type(s): Ground (0), Ghost (0)
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Pidgey are small, common bird Pokemon that're found almost anywhere in the Pokemon World. Living in small flocks in the tall grass, Pidgey are common prey to bigger bird Pokemon such as Fearow and Pidgeot. For ground predators, Pidgey are known to kick up dusty whirlwinds or kick sand from the ground into the eyes of their potential attackers to escape. Like most birds, Pidgey flock in pairs where they lay their eggs after mating. Pidgey are evolution ready into Pidgeotto about 18 days (0.5 Months), although not all Pidgey decide to evolve as times they leave nests vary on species.

In the wild, Pidgey who pair up lay eggs in nests high up in trees. To where they take turns on who lays on eggs while the other hunts for food for themselves. Pidgey eggs take up to 15 days to hatch, where after a Pidgey chick will remain in the nest for about 18 days. After 10 days, a Pidgey will form its signature colouring as it remains a bland single colour until then. Once Pidgey leave the nest, they form flocks with other newly left nest Pidgeys until they form pairs. Pidgeys who evolve also leave the flock as they no longer need a group protection for survival. Although small, Pidgey are dangerous when defending their nests. Attacks are never lethal, though people have been pecked and scratched up as one report had been made of someone losing an eye in a Pidgey defense attack.

Wild Pidgey are preyed upon by many Pokemon due to their small size, like all small sized Pokemon. It's labelled as a prey animal for many, though hiding in tall grass and kicking up sand into predator eyes helps. Aerial predators are harder for Pidgey to hide from to which they keep themselves in flocks, known to confuse aerial predators by darting around the sky. Making it hard for the predator to focus on one Pidgey, this primarily works with larger flocks. Cedar and Japanese Pidgey are the most commonly seen of their species, while BW Silky Flycatchers and Grey Hypocolius Pidgey are uncommon to spot.

Genetic mutation in Pidgey gives them a mustard yellow colouring in Cedar and Japanese Pidgeys outside of their usual browns they sport. While for BW Silkys, their yellows become a bright blue as the GH Pidgey becomes a near white colour. Female Pidgey due to their different colouring, tend to have a differing colour for their mutation. With BW Silky Females becoming a softer blue with the greens turning a pink colour.

The diets of Pidgey consists of small Bug Pokemon, Seeds and Berries. They spend most of their lives foraging for food, primarily getting seeds from bird feeders people leave out for small bird Pokemon. While mostly searching for berries during colder days, Pidgey usually prey upon Wurmple, Caterpie and Scatterbug. They sometimes go for Weedle, Blipbug and Sewaddle when they can be found among the green foliage. Pidgey sometimes confuse Falinks as caterpillar Pokemon due to the formation they take. During the winter months, Pidgey migrate to warmer islands and regions to hold out until spring arrives.
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Extra Notes:
- Was to do all Waxwings but Bohemian looks too similar to Cedar
- Gotta be consistent with the sex differences thing, especially for birds

++++++++++++++++++
015 Beedrill -- 017 Pidgeotto

Artwork By Red-Plague-Doctor
Pokemon Belongs to Nintendo
++++++++++++++++++
Information Noted From
Serebii.net
Bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net
Pokemondb.net