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Some questions I got on previous images...
"But if the males are the more colorful ones... why do they look so feminine?"
As I joked originally, "they're all twinks" XD Male and female harpies overall don't look much different in body shape and size in general. Flock harpies specifically are all petite and small and since they don't breastfeed, female harpies don't have breasts. (Some people also seemed to misconstrue what I meant in the first one no all harpies aren't guys)

"Are there any other colors other then the main 5?"
Oh yeah plenty lol. Unlike mermaids flock harpies are geologically closer together so cross breeding isn't rare at all, the 5 colors are just the most common groups.

"Do they shun albinos, vitiligo, or any other color mutations?"
Nope! not as a society. They just might not be as "conventionally attractive" to most harpies... but they still live mostly normal lives. ^^

General Harpy Information ==> Harpies are a species in the world of Gaia distinguished by their many birdlike features. There are 3 main species of harpy, Flock Harpies who are petite, friendly, and social creatures, Coastal Harpies who are solitary harpies spending most of their time on the sea, and Predatory Harpies who are large, territorial harpies who can hunt creatures as big as them. What they have in common are their large feathered wings and tails, feathers instead of hair/body hair, and their hollow bones that allow them to more easily fly.

Flock Harpy Information ==> Flock harpies as a species, are small, colorful, and petite. They primarily lives in very very lush, more tropical areas, but some are found all over the world. They're defined by being very social, family-oriented creatures, living in flocks and being curious about other animals and creatures. They're all herbivorous, eating fruit and berries. They have very large eyes and small faces and only two large teeth. These two teeth in position and shape resemble beaks in an odd way which they use to grab and bite into fruit. The last defining part of flock harpies are that male flock harpies are VERY colorful compared to females. Their colors are meant to impress females to try and win over mates, along with their singing abilities of course. Male flock harpies are rather natural showmen. The subspecies of flock harpies are differentiated by colors, the most common 5 being Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and White.

White Harpies ==> White harpies are perhaps the only flock harpies that aren't defined by bright colors, but are distinguished by their silvery white feathers with pastel accents on both males and females. It's theorized White hapries got their white feathers and pale features by at one point mixing with COASTAL harpies a long long time ago which would explain their desaturated colors and ability to fly higher and longer then other flock harpies, however it would've been so long ago there's no way to prove such a thing. Male white harpies are defined by a very colorful array of pastel feathers on their head as a crest. They most commonly are in rainbow colors, but sometimes will have colors of a sunrise/sunset, among other kinds, but "rainbow crests" are the most common.

If you want to ask questions feel free XD
Zodiac, out.

Description
Some questions I got on previous images...
"But if the males are the more colorful ones... why do they look so feminine?"
As I joked originally, "they're all twinks" XD Male and female harpies overall don't look much different in body shape and size in general. Flock harpies specifically are all petite and small and since they don't breastfeed, female harpies don't have breasts. (Some people also seemed to misconstrue what I meant in the first one no all harpies aren't guys)

"Are there any other colors other then the main 5?"
Oh yeah plenty lol. Unlike mermaids flock harpies are geologically closer together so cross breeding isn't rare at all, the 5 colors are just the most common groups.

"Do they shun albinos, vitiligo, or any other color mutations?"
Nope! not as a society. They just might not be as "conventionally attractive" to most harpies... but they still live mostly normal lives. ^^

General Harpy Information ==> Harpies are a species in the world of Gaia distinguished by their many birdlike features. There are 3 main species of harpy, Flock Harpies who are petite, friendly, and social creatures, Coastal Harpies who are solitary harpies spending most of their time on the sea, and Predatory Harpies who are large, territorial harpies who can hunt creatures as big as them. What they have in common are their large feathered wings and tails, feathers instead of hair/body hair, and their hollow bones that allow them to more easily fly.

Flock Harpy Information ==> Flock harpies as a species, are small, colorful, and petite. They primarily lives in very very lush, more tropical areas, but some are found all over the world. They're defined by being very social, family-oriented creatures, living in flocks and being curious about other animals and creatures. They're all herbivorous, eating fruit and berries. They have very large eyes and small faces and only two large teeth. These two teeth in position and shape resemble beaks in an odd way which they use to grab and bite into fruit. The last defining part of flock harpies are that male flock harpies are VERY colorful compared to females. Their colors are meant to impress females to try and win over mates, along with their singing abilities of course. Male flock harpies are rather natural showmen. The subspecies of flock harpies are differentiated by colors, the most common 5 being Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and White.

White Harpies ==> White harpies are perhaps the only flock harpies that aren't defined by bright colors, but are distinguished by their silvery white feathers with pastel accents on both males and females. It's theorized White hapries got their white feathers and pale features by at one point mixing with COASTAL harpies a long long time ago which would explain their desaturated colors and ability to fly higher and longer then other flock harpies, however it would've been so long ago there's no way to prove such a thing. Male white harpies are defined by a very colorful array of pastel feathers on their head as a crest. They most commonly are in rainbow colors, but sometimes will have colors of a sunrise/sunset, among other kinds, but "rainbow crests" are the most common.

If you want to ask questions feel free XD
Zodiac, out.