Full image.. copy it to the browser I drew this myself, so there should be 'No' copywrite problems or anything.
At first, it was just imagination, but then it sorta started to look like a Puvia, so I changed it a bit.
Pictured to the left with a main body of purple is the female, pictured to the left with a main body of cyan is the male. And of course, the top left is the egg.
The bird does have 2 sets of wings, though I cant draw, so I just drew them folded up.
History
The Lunar Puvia is a rather new discovery and has only a few similarities with its Celestial counterpart. These similarities are the only things keeping them from being a seperate species altogether. Some magi even refuse to accept they are the same species and instead call them the Night Quetzal. Lunar Puvia were first recorded in the Silva Forest, but because there is no recent evidence of their existence, they were thought to be extinct. But a nesting grounds has been found at the tops of the Alasre Mountains.
Because of their extra set of wings, they are able to glide on the wind and fly for days on end if they wanted to, but they tend to rest during the day. They use the star on their chest and their dark colors to camouflage with the stars of the night and the few trees of the mountains. They primarily eat berries, but sometimes hunt for small mammals. They are graceful creatures in flight and are loyal to their magi.
The males are quite beautiful and have small , purple plumes on their head. They hunt just before dark and have a brighter body to attract females and lead predators away from their mate and their nest.
Egg
This midnight purple egg has a bright yellow star on the front and two tails emerge out of the back. You hear a low chirping sound, and the egg ahakes from time to time.
Hatchling
Male
This hatchling is a bright cyan color with purple feather poofs on its head. It has a tail that splits in two. This hatchling is very energetic and tries to fly. It has a small star on its chest.
Female
This hatchling is a midnight purple color. It has a tail that splits in two. This hatchling is solitary and prefers to be on its own. It has a small star on its chest.
