Name: Spearow
Classification: Tiny Bird
Type: Normal/flying
Number: 021
Evolution: Spearow – Fearow (level 20)
Wingspan: 30 centimeter
Weight: 1 kilogram
Animal type: Bird
Habitat: Open field
Description: For a lot of people, the first word that comes to mind when they think of Spearow is ‘clumsy’, followed by ‘aggressive’. This is very understandable: who can claim that Spearow, with their short wings, heavy body, big beak, high-pitched cries and tendency to attack rather than retreat, are not clumsy and aggressive? Nevertheless, many people do enjoy watching these colourful birds. It is mostly seen in fields and large gardens or, in fact, anywhere close to a place where Fearow can nest. A nest usually consists of 3-5 eggs and the Fearow produce only one nest a year. Unlike Pidgey, which are practically the chicken nuggets of the pokémon world, Spearow have pretty high chances of survival. It’s aggressive nature makes predators think twice before attacking it and true competition with others of it’s species doesn’t really arise until after evolution. They are lousy flyers, incapable of travelling either very high or very far. Maybe that is the reason that it is very protective over it’s territory. The familiar high-pitched cries are warnings to other Spearow that this patch of land has been taken. The territories are usually very small and may even overlap without the Spearow bothering to drive each other away. When angered, the Spearow puts the feathers of it’s ‘mask’ even further on end, making it’s head look much too big for it’s body. It eats insects, which it flushes out from the grass by rapidly flapping it’s short wings.