EPIC: The Musical anyone?
notonoto's Clan
Spring wakes from its sleep, and the birds cry out
Clan Info
Bar-Headed Goose
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So a goose walks into a bar...
Brent Goose
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These menaces are dangerous in large flocks. Also dangerous in small flocks. Even one is dangerous. Don't bother these geese.
Brown Pelican
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This tasty treat is a mouthful!
Dappled Clucker
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Unlike most of the animal kingdom, the females of this species of fowl fight over the males. And it is BRUTAL.
Deepdiver Penguin
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Though they are capable of surviving the icy temperatures and crushing pressure of the deep, these penguins typically don't survive the predators found down below.
Demoiselle Crane
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A crane in distress.
Emperor Penguin
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Flocks of emperor penguins will huddle together for warmth against frigid temperatures. Tundra dragons frequently attempt to huddle with them, to mixed results.
False-Peacock Quail
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There isn't much to be said: this quail is just lookin' sooooo good.
Flecked Bushrunner
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In one of the most humorous displays in the animal kingdom, males of this quail species race one another to attract mates, rather than fight.
Hooded Hen
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This here's a nice, I say, a nice specimen. Though, it's got more nerve than a bum tooth.
Mallard
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After catching this fowl you realized it was actually rabbit season...
Mute Swan
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These swans prefer to live in nice, quiet lakes. They will passive-aggressively preserve their sleepy little domains.
Oasis Songbird
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The song of the Oasis Songbird has saved many a thirsty dragon from death by leading them to water.
Red-Crested Tweeter
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A surprisingly talented bird with the ability to repeat brief sentences of speech, as long as they are sarcastic or politically-charged.
Redtail Crane
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Mimicking the plumage of Redtail Gryphons ensures that river predators will steer clear of this trickster.
Silver-Laced Rooster
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There was once a play about a rooster who attempted to woo a dragon; it was a tragedy.
Spot-billed Pelican
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This pelican comes with a pair of orange and blue bonus fish in its mouth for your pescatarian dragons!
Springfoot Poult
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You're... you're not gonna eat that, are you?
Tattertail Chick
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Eat this before it eats you.
Tolbunt Rooster
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Roosters crow frequently to communicate with their flock.
Trumpeter Swan
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These swans trumpet from dawn till dusk and have very little consideration for the neighbors. They often find their nesting materials in disarray.
Valley Quail
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Valley Quails are misnamed. They actually live at the crests of hills and mountains.
Whisper Emu
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If *only* emus whispered.
Yellow Canary
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Canaries make great dragon snacks, but are more often kept as natural alarms. Their call is loud enough to act as a warning about plague gasses nearby.
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My top 10 birds list changes pretty much monthly and this would be ten thousand words if I went through it all. I will say I have always had a soft spot for the American Avocet, however. They're fascinating to watch and really odd for sandpipers, and I appreciate that about them. They have a bunch of weird and cool behaviors, too. Avocets are able to mimic the Doppler effect to disorient approaching predators, they do the classic "broken wing" display to defend their nests, and they frequently parasitize other avocets' nests
As for insects. Dubia roaches made me very fond of the lesser known friends in the order Blattodea, cockroaches and termites alike. I wouldn't want to see either doing damage to my house, but I actively search for native members of both sub-groups when I get a chance to look through leaf litter and rotten logs in the forest. They can be shockingly beautiful and fascinating!
And Ten-lined June Beetles are a joy to see! I was very surprised the first time I heard it, but now I find it very charming. I rescued one from the science building a couple days ago actually! https://imgur.com/a/saIKEbn. I am very intrigued about your pin collection, also! Are they like preserved specimens or enamel/art pins?
anyway thanks for proving again that my best friend is the cutest guy ever. im building my case, obviously (both finns will be providing testimony)