Big Birds. What defines them.

[Grimmy]

I would say that instead of putting species up, people should go by the minimum wingspan.

40 in. might be a good place.

[BattleRocket]

Really? Cause since hawks don't count, I was thinking 2 meters (78 inches)

[Grimmy]

Many eagles can go under 78 in, and those are powerful birds. 40 in would contain those small raptors and songbirds, none of those ginormous ones.

[BattleRocket]

okay. 48 inches, then. the one you sent me in the PM. Is that good?

[Grimmy]

40 is better, I think. 48 in. is a bit big.

[Darkredo is an EGG]

Vultures are free right? They are big birds though.
(Psst, 6+ foot wingspan.)

[Grimmy]

Vultures for free, b/c even though their wingspan is huge, they have weak beaks. They can only kill by dropping heavy things.

[BattleRocket]

and because their part of the main enemy of the bird kingdom. Okay, grimmy. I changed it to 40 inches, is that good?

[astra]

I hate to but in but I think 40 inches is fine for males but in some species of birds the females are a bit larger so ...

[-- Darkfang]

Well some... I think that means, that the bird female must be brought from the store too... I don't know, so I'll chat with BattleRocket about it, when she is online.

[BattleRocket]

Yes?

[-- Darkfang]

Astra said: "I think 40 inches is fine for males but in some species of birds the females are a bit larger so ..." So I desided to talk with you, to make sure, if thats available.

[BattleRocket]

Females can be 46, a slight bit larger.

[astra]

Okey Yay!!

[BattleRocket]

Great!