They seem to have the biology of both humans and birds so… how does that work?
To quote an unwise man: “You serious Clark?”
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I hate to say this… But that’s a good question
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They’re humanoid aliens, just with wings. They have the same mammalian birth practices as any similar genus would.
I’m curious as to what happens with their wings when…you know…
SN: I am not curious about that. Nor will I ever be.
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Are you trying to quack us up with this thread?
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That’s hawked up brah 
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And here’s one of the many reasons I love this community
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It just amazes me that anyone could hatch this thread in the first place.
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Vroom is of course, correct about Thanagaran biology. Now, as to the people of Feithera…
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Feithera is rumored to be the Thanagarian equivalent of Shelbyville on The Simpsons.
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@MisfitH you’re such an idiot and I can’t emphasize enough what a compliment that is. 
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@DCCC Your complimentary structure is fascinating. Do you have a newsletter good sir
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@Vroom I’m too stupid and lazy to come up with one of those. But let me ask you, If I did, would you sign up??
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…would there be…cake?
Or a nice shrubbery?
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I’m only being partly serious with this thread. I was reading Justice League and I suddenly found myself asking the question. But… there are a few different references to nests in Thanagarian culture (the specific one I noticed one was in Scott Snyder’s Justice League #15) and they would only ne dependent on nests if they laid eggs and acted more akin to birds than humans.
Also, I find the mental image of Hawkman laying an egg humorous. Sue me.
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@TornandoSoup I guess it depends on whose writing them. I honestly don’t know if either way is canon. Personally I wouldnt mind them being egg hatchers. Gives them a nice twist.
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And yes, Vroom, you’re definitely right. At the very least I seceded because I don’t want to have to imagine where the eggs would come from 
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