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Twine Birds are small birds with long, thin, prehensile tails, usually topped with a ball of feathery fluff, somewhat like a lion's. Female Twine Birds have a single feather on top of their heads. Twine Birds can fly much higher than most birds, and fly at a speed of 35 mph.

Tails:
Fluff: most common
Crystal: Uncommon.

Beaks:
All beak types are common. Beak type also shows what the Twine Bird's diet it.
Small beak: Insects
Medium beak: Insects, sometimes nectar
Long beak: Insects, nectar
Medium Curved: Insects living under tree bark
(Note: beak types and diet inspired by real-life finches studied by Charles Darwin)

Head Feathers and gradients:
Only female twine birds have large feathers on their heads.
Tail fluff gradient: Uncommon.
Head feather gradient (inside): Uncommon
Head feather gradient (top): Uncommon
Crystal tail gradient: Very rare, only seen in events.

How common?
Twine Bird #'s with a multiple of 5 (5, 10, 15, etc): uncommon
-> #'s 50, 150, etc: rare
-> #'s 100, 200, etc: very rare (events only)

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