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Keitia

(#70716785)

Friend to all that chirps, twitters, hoots or sings.

Bonk

Ruffle Glasswing

Energy: 50/50

Personal Style

Skin

Scene

Physical Attributes

Battle Stats

Measurements

Length

11 m

Wingspan

8.82 m

Weight

9302.51 kg

Genetics

Spearmint
Streak (Gaoler)

Hatchday

Jul 06, 2021
(2 years)

Breed

Adult
Gaoler

Eye Type

Light
Common

Level 10 Gaoler

EXP: 723 / 27676

STR

AGI

DEF

QCK

INT

VIT

MND

Lineage

Parents

Ostia
Halure

Offspring

none

Biography

KEITIA FEATHERFALL
Ornithologist

An eager graduate of the Laputan Academy, this chipper gaoler has abandoned his breed's purpose to do one thing: study birds. He loves studying the avians on the islands, and has gained the trust of many flocks. It's not hard to spot the bright green gaoler: in the spring and summer, he is swarmed with hummingbirds looking to drain nectar from the bright blooms he sports. The fruit that grows from his fluff is also a favorite among the birds, who recognize the gaoler as a benevolent presence (or perhaps a very strange shrub).

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Bone-headed cowbird
A carrion feeder that follows predators, the need to follow roving packs of mirrors has the parents of this species leaving their eggs in other birds' nests.

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Spotting towhee
Extra eyes can not only spot food hidden in writhing detritus, but will also keep a lookout for predators!

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Web-winged blackbird
Males are often found near fetid wetlands, flashing their membranous epaulettes.

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Aberrant robin
To aid in wyrm-hunting, mutation and evolution has gifted them extra eyes! And legs. And teeth... and mouths....?

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Gaoler junco
Once used as scouts for their namesake, juncos have since spread out and diversified, gaining multiple patterns.

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Down woodpecker
Commonly mistaken for the Hoary Woodpecker, it can be distinguished from them by its smaller size and greater adorable-ness.

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Crag crossbill
Tough, crossed bills are the perfect tools for prying open the frozen pinecones found on Cloudscrape Crag.

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Hoarfrost redpoll
The appearance of this frost-bringing winter visitor is a sign of brutal winters to come indeed.

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Chipped sparrow
Widespread in Dragonhome, crack open this common seed-cracker and you could just collect rocky reward! (Please don't.)

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Browned thrasher
Commonly seen digging, its plumage is said to bear messages it dug up from the past... or maybe that's just more mud.

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Patinated bunting
Its metallic feathers only grows more colorful and shiny with age!

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Gambler's quail
Greatly prized by game and treasure hunters for the riches inlaid in its feathers.

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Candle Waxwing
The copious amount of fruit it consumes gives it a delightfully fruity scent.

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Forge swift
In the Ashfall Waste they easily outcompete their less flame-retardant cousins, being able to withstand billowing forge vents for roosting and nesting.

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Eastern blue-firebird
A brilliant sight to behold, if you don't mind the potential third-degree burns.

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Phoenix-tailed flycatcher
Though not a true firebird, what it lacks in literal firepower it makes up for with tenfold the temper.

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Stellar hippojay
The patterns on its fur shifts with its location, making regional identification easy.

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Crystal-crowned kinglet
Excitement will trigger the sudden growth of crystals on its head, which break off and fall as it calms.

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Starwood Thrush
To a birder, the most valuable treasure one can find in the Starwood Strand, more than any inspiration or wisdom, is the chance to hear this elusive bird's sweet song.

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Starry starling
In the winter the stars in its black plumage shine brighter, while the summer months bring glorious nebulas.

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Morning dove
Named for both its color, and for how it wakes up dragons way too early in the morning.

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Mirrorlight meadowlark
If you're walking through the Promenade and hear birdsong, look to nearby pillars for this guy.

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Lightland longspur
Technically a native of the Tangled Wood, it heads towards brighter lands for the breeding season.

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Beacon flicker
Light dragons lost at night may be startled by a rainbow flash bursting from the ground, by they can also count on this bird to lead them home.

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Poker cardinal
Always seen in a pair.

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Cheshire catbird
Only the cat half can disappear, but both halves will tell you cryptic nonsense.

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Wispwillow mockingbird
If you think you hear your friend's voice coming from deeper in the forest - no you don't.

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Thornfell shrike
This particular species of shrike cuts out the middle steps by simply luring its prey to the brambles.

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Ivy creeper
The roots beneath its leafy tail cover serves as support while climbing trees.

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Rubus hummingbird
Not as sweet as real bramble berries, but they are as prickly.

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Orchid oriole
Might pollinate your exotic flowers. Might also eat them.

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Rose-bellied grosbeak
It's hard to tell what's sweeter: its song or its scent!

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Sargasso sandpiper
In the breeding season it gains hollow air bladders, causing it to bob along the force of the tides.

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Shellback sanderling
The shells from its food gets recycled into the shell on its back.

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Coral killdeer
The name comes from its call, not its appearance (or its surprising tendency to show up on lawns).

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Runey turnstone
It spends its days on sacred shores, seeking signs beneath sand and stones.

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Red-handed nuthatch
With its habit of "borrowing" and stashing nuts and bolts, this bird is a favored familiar choice of ridgeback engineers.

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Wire wren
Native to the harrowing canyons of the Shifting Expanse, this crafty bird has rapidly adapted to enroaching machinery.

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Spark siskin
Whether their irruptive migrations are the cause or effect of unseasonal thunderstorms is a matter of furious academic debate.

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Goldensparcfinch
Birds are very much real, but we can see why some people get confused.

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Bamboo chickadee
Can commonly be seen bouncing in the branches of bamboo forests.

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Cloudtufted titmouse
With the acrobatic way it hops and hangs off branches, it's like it weights nothing at all!

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Millmeadow martin
These birds have formed a centuries long mutualistic relationship with Millmeadow farmers, who offer gourd nests in exchange for free pest control.

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Cloudsong swallow
A much beloved mascot of Cloudsong, nests built on the underside of kite platforms are common and encouraged.

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