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I bumped into this while searching another piece. I don't know why I haven't uploaded this yet, must've slipped my mind back then. Well, I'll give you some clarification: Those feathers next to each "type" of this kiwi thing are one of their tail feathers. The blocks at the right down corner portray the color ranges (the vertical one being the secondary color) and the heads at the left down corner show what kind of beak markings different colored(hued, mostly) kiwis have. And of course, the other differences between the different hued are illustrated all over the place, mostly in the middle. The golden coloration is rare. The lime colored one(also rare, not as much though) shows, how the base color darkens in the back. Everything else seems clear enough, but if you have questions, feel free to ask me.

Made in SAI.

By the way, this new Submit page layout is weird. All the color has been removed, and it's annoying for me to watch the text being written from corner to corner rather than in a concentrated area. I hope they bring the old one back.

Description
I bumped into this while searching another piece. I don't know why I haven't uploaded this yet, must've slipped my mind back then. Well, I'll give you some clarification: Those feathers next to each "type" of this kiwi thing are one of their tail feathers. The blocks at the right down corner portray the color ranges (the vertical one being the secondary color) and the heads at the left down corner show what kind of beak markings different colored(hued, mostly) kiwis have. And of course, the other differences between the different hued are illustrated all over the place, mostly in the middle. The golden coloration is rare. The lime colored one(also rare, not as much though) shows, how the base color darkens in the back. Everything else seems clear enough, but if you have questions, feel free to ask me.

Made in SAI.

By the way, this new Submit page layout is weird. All the color has been removed, and it's annoying for me to watch the text being written from corner to corner rather than in a concentrated area. I hope they bring the old one back.