Kinnara

In Hindu and Buddhist mythology, a kinnara is a creature described as part human, part bird. A human/bird chimera. Birds symbolise many things, including peace, freedom, hope, and new beginnings. They represent a connection between the physical and spiritual worlds and are often associated with the journey of the soul after death.

The bird boys are sensitive and don't like fighting. If they had wings, they'd probably fly away. They understand the language of birds, and know how to communicate with them. They live in treehouses deep in the woods, and love spending time with their feathered friends. In mythology, birds are often messengers of the gods, or even gods themselves.