Arched Hummingbird

The hummingbird native to Kamasylvia is renowned for its vibrant plumage, displaying a dazzling array of colors. Its entire body is cloaked in feathers, much like a bird, yet its head bears the distinct shape of a bee.
Though it does not sting as a bee might, its beak is sharp and warrants caution. Oftentimes, unwitting outsiders, captivated by its beauty, attempt to touch the hummingbird and suffer injury from its beak. These creatures sustain themselves by sipping the sap of healthy trees, and as a result, the nutrients concentrated in their feelers make for prized medicinal ingredients.