Aviscarmenian - "Avis"

Aviscarmenian
The Aviscarmenian or "Avis", also called the “Songbirds”, are the most prolific of the “First Children”. They have beautiful voices and plumage, but they, like the “Avems”, only have two tribes to call their own, while they technically control the most area of influence.

History
The "Avis" or “Songbirds” are the most widespread tribe of Aviarus and the most prolific of the “First Children”. They are the everyday people of the Aviarus culture. They are neither spectacular nor insignificant, the range of diversity within the "Avis" tribe of Aviarus is far more widespread and lack the definitive descriptive archetypical non-sapien species that characterize the "Birds of Prey" or "Accis" and "Game Birds" or "Avems". They do have two distinct sub-cultures within their tribe, they are the:
 * Passeriformes – The “Passeri” are known as the true “Songbirds” and have the look of their Temperate Forest non-sapien cousins. These are the members of the “Avis” that resemble Bluejay, Robin, Cardinal, Canary, and other birds, who primarily sing for their supper. The "Songbirds" will tend towards careers that put them in the press of the masses; Shop-owners, Proprietors of Market-place stalls, of bars, of inns, and merchants, whether homesteading or travelling. The average "Songbirds" are sharers of tales, vocalists of news, and gatherers of far-flung intelligence information.
 * Piciformes – The “Picis”, while not known for their voices, are well-known for their ability to entertain. The “Picis” resemble Woodpeckers, Toucans, Parakeets, Parakeets, and other birds of the treetops and branch, and like their non-sapien cousins they are colourful and can do impressive things with their voices, earning them a spot with the other "Avis". The "Picis", also sometimes called "Clowns" or "Madcaps", generally referring to the colourfulness of their plumage, especially around their heads. While these monikers do not generally do justice to the true natures of the "Picis", they often will play up to these misconceptions to entertain, either themselves or their parties, as well as to lower the guards of those around them. Known to be at every event, social butterflies, and often diplomatic envoys, these "Avis" are surprisingly in the right place at the right time for many a major event.