Rose-Fronted Parakeet

Rose-Fronted Parakeets are a pacifist species of South America. They have a constitutional monarchy.

Description
Rose-fronted parakeets are mainly green parakeets. Their belly and tail tip are dark red, a grey-scaled chest, a whitish or dull yellow patch on the auriculars and bluish remiges. In royals, the forehead, carpal edge, and ocular region are vivid red. Commoners lack any bright red in their plumage, but most of their crown and ocular region are very dark brownish-maroon (often appear blackish), while the forecrown is blue.

Society
Rose-Fronted Parakeets have a constitutional monarchy and are the first species of parakeet to adopt a Bill of Rights. They value compassion, art, and random everyday acts of kindness.

The Rose-Fronted Parakeet Bill of Rights

 * 1) Everyone has the right to free speech
 * 2) Everyone has the right to individual beliefs
 * 3) Everyone has the right to happiness
 * 4) Everyone has the right to live.
 * 5) Everyone has the right to love.

Species Relations
Rose-Fronted Parakeets are on good terms with all species.

Naming
They are named after personality traits, flowers, and crystals.

Trivia

 * They are the first parakeet species to have a bill of rights.
 * They are also the only pacifist species to have a bill of rights.