Quests & Challenges

[center][font=Gabriola][SIZE=7]Closed![/size][/font] [center][font=Gabriola][SIZE=6]Quick Links[/size][/font] [SIZE=4][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392856]Sheets & Rules[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392857]Updates & Pinglists[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392858]Prizes[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392859]Credits[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392919]Badges[/url][/center][/size] [center] [i][SIZE=4]In spite of its distance from the rest of the festival grounds, this area on the outskirts near the forest is surprisingly busy. Pin-wearing dragons, corven, harpies and more all bustle about, flitting through the air and rushing from tent to tent, each of them carrying something - parchments, supply crates, rattling boxes of something metal, and most commonly: what seems to be very thin, near invisible nets.[/size][/i] [SIZE=4]As you weave your way through the chaos, you spot a skydancer sending away a few of the younger volunteers. Glancing down, she shoos away the skycat you followed with a muttered comment you barely make out - something about hoping it doesn't take anything from the nets?[/size] [/center] [columns] [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/72008013][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/720081/72008013_350.png[/img][/url] [NEXTCOL] [SIZE=5]You're about to go - best not to get in the way - when she looks up, the two of you locking eyes. She beams. [b]"Hello, hello! Are you here to volunteer for the Great Sornieth Bird Banding efforts?"[/b] [/size] [/columns] [center][SIZE=4][i]"Just come right this way....!"[/i][/size][/center] [center][font=Gabriola][SIZE=6]Quick Links[/size][/font] [SIZE=4][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392856]Sheets & Rules[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392857]Updates & Pinglists[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392858]Prizes[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392859]Credits[/url] [/center][/size]

"Welcome, welcome! If you're here, you might have heard about the Great Migration taking place this year, but if not: a massive migration of avifauna of an unprecedented scale passing through the Windswept Plateau this Mistral Jamboree, and it's the perfect time for us to collect data and band a bunch of birds!"

"But with this many birds heading our way, we, ah, need quite a lot of extra hands on deck. There's eleven different stations set up across the region for catching, banding, and collecting data on incoming avians. As a bit of a bonus and encouragement, we have some prizes for our best banders and helpers, and if you're an avid birder...."

"Well, I've heard there's some extra rare birds headed this way. With enough people and enough banding efforts, maybe you'll get to take home some pictures for your badge collection?"

"Interested? Here's how to help below!"

• This is a donation drive running during the Mistral Jamboree, i.e. March 24 to 6:00 FR March 31 6:00 FR! All donations will be going towards the Wind Bank to fund future raffles and programs. The main donations we're looking for are birds* - by sending in birds from the stations, participants will garner points, which will collectively go towards....
• Unlocking badges: each of the eleven stations has four different birdy badges that can be unlocked, for a grand total of forty-four badges! Badges unlock when a certain amount of collective points are sent in from a station, with the cumulative threshold of points for unlocking the next bird badge getting higher for each bird unlocked at the station.
• For each station, unlocking the first bird needs 100 points, the second needs 1000 points, the third needs 4000 points, and the fourth needs a cumulative 10000 points. Progress for each station can be viewed on the leaderboard spreadsheet above in this post.
• You can send in however many birds of however many different species in one PM (or CR, or PA round), but can only send from one station per PM/CR/PA, which will be noted in the PM/CR notes/a forum ping. Feel free to switch stations each time you send in something though! Participants who send in birds are free to take any of the birds from a particular station.
• Forgot to visit a particular station? Not able to participate this week? No worries - all the bird badges will be available for sale up to a week after the event ends for 30 kt/g. (Any birds that don't end up unlocked by then will also be 30 kt/g for everyone).
• To send in bird donations, send in a PM to one of the online recievers with the subject Banded Birds (see the donation form codes and spreadsheet above) - a list of acceptable bird food, familiars, and apparel, and how many points each procures, is up on the recievers' spreadsheet. NOTE: please check the acceptable birds list and do not send in corven, harpies, and other avian but very sapient beings! Your feathered friends likely wouldn't appreciate being wrapped up in mist nets. (Feel free to give them one of our free bracelets though.) (Please also don't send part of a bird! We would like to release them back to the wild, please.)
• Not interested or no time for bird banding but still want to help? No problem! Our organization is always looking for donations to support future efforts. We can take treasure, gems, eggs, and food - just send a PM to one of our online receivers with the subject Non-bird Donation. Our top donors at the end will be given a little bonus as thanks!
• Still any questions? I'm subscribed, but free to PM or ping me(@BeeWhisperer)!

(*Or rather, avifauna - which includes all the griffins, hippalectryons, webwings, eldtrich monstrosities & inorganics, etc that are generally in the avian clade.)

[center][font=Gabriola][SIZE=6]Quick Links[/size][/font] [SIZE=4][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392856]Sheets & Rules[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392857]Updates & Pinglists[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392858]Prizes[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392859]Credits[/url] [/center][/size] [center][SIZE=6][color=40c055]Prizes![/color][/size][/center] "Our prizes for our most dedicated volunteers and donators! A little note: The first three prizes only go to one winner each (e.g., someone who win the first prize can't win the second or third) and will be applied in the order listed (so if someone has both the most number of points and most number of birds, they'll be getting the first prize and whoever has the second most number of birds will win the second one). The last three prizes goes to whoever fulfills the conditions, including winners of the one of the first three." [quote= Portrait of a Well-Traveled Naturalist and Seeker of the Rare (Most points)] [center][item=Pet Roc][item=Tricolor Yapper][item=Breed Change: Skydancer][item=Brightwing dwarf Hainu][item=Proto-Roc] [item=Resplendent Monocle][item=Black Tulip Flowerfall][item=Friend Budgies][/center] [/quote] [quote= Waiting for the Wings (Most number of birds sent in - goes to next person if same as prev)] [center][i]note: sinew nets is a stack[/i] [item=Tree Warden's Garb][item=Foliage Blind][item=Encouraging Quill][item=Wind Tome][item=Sinew Net][/center] [/quote] [quote= Well traveled (Most species variety - goes to next person if same as one of prev)] [center][item=Scene: Cartographer's Office][item=Cartographer][skin=38788][item=Compass][item=Spring's Breath][/center] [/quote] [quote= A Real Kaestner (first to reach 10000 birds (points))] [center][item=Whirlwind Crown][item=Map Kit][item=Aerborne Gustgather][/center] [/quote] [quote= Rich Patrons and Travel Funds (Most money sent in)] [center][i]note: Coral Basilisk Field Notes and all the regular fest currency (not token) are stacks[/i] [item=Coral Basilisk Field Notes][item=Scene: Enchanted Library][item=Artist Satchel] [item=Immaculate Tablet][item=Charged Sprocket][item=Glowing Ember][item=Magical Shard][item=All-Seeing Shroom][item=Deepearth Geode][item=Eternal Snow][item=Shimmering Pinecone][item=Messengers Scroll][item=Giant Sand Dollar][item=Bladed Flatleaf][item=Prismatic Token][/center] [/quote] [quote= Who Feeds the Feeders (Most food (non-bird) donated] [center][i]note: all food are stacks[/i] [item=Centaur Ration Pouch][item=Centaur Nut Mix][item=Heavy Grainbasket][item=Oats][item=Oat Cuttings] [item=Woodland Acorn][item=Hainu's Eye][item=Blood Acorn][item=Stonecorn][item=Sunkernel] [item=Strangler Seeds][item=Blooming Pods][item=Sunflower Seeds][item=Paradise Seeds][item=Pumpkin] [item=Crisp-leaf Amaranth][item=Greenstripe Amaranth][item=Amaranth][item=Sandhills Amaranth][item=Bagwitch Pumpkin] [item=Blue Jelly][item=Ripe Yellow Banana][item=Green Plantain][item=Blueberries][item=Puckerberries] [item=Seaberry][item=Raspberry][item=Winter's Delight][item=Blackberry] [item=Granny Smith Apple][item=Sour Green Apple][item=Honeycrisp Apple][item=Red Delicious Apple] [item=Buzzing Rotwood][item=Pauper Larvae][item=Tundra Grub][item=Maggot][item=Nymph] [item=Dusky Mealworm][item=Parasitic Grub][item=Four-Spot Mealworm][item=Mealworm] [item=Infestation Maggot][item=Bloated Maggot][item=Hornworm][item=Armored Hornworm] [item=Picked-Over Bones][item=Aged Carcass][item=Salted Game][item=Dried Anchovies] [item=Roan Mouse][item=Sun Flecked Fieldmouse][item=Satin Mouse][item=Duskrat] [/center] [/quote]

Special thanks to everyone below for all their help and encouragement on this event, especially since it's my first time hosting!

Acceptors: Frostlightles, oneluckyduck

Donators: WanderingTurtle, Frostlightles, shiro3tora, yeehawasaurus, sockmonkeygerald, Mirna

And of course, thank you to the Wind Council, for everything you guys do to help out event runners and making MJ run smoothly!

"The migration hasn't started yet, but in the meantime, if you were wondering I meant by 'us': we're a recently formed organization for the research, conservation, and education on avifauna! There used to be several different avifauna institutions, nonprofits, local enthusiast groups etc. spread throughout continent, and in the interest in pooling our resources and research, we decided to band together to create one, big inter-regional organization spanning Sorneith."

"It's worked out fantastically so far - we've gotten a lot of new members and donors, started several new projects and events such as this one..."

"Although as you can see, figuring out a name for the organization isn't one of them. Not for a lack of trying, we came up with with plenty of options! Unfortunately, the votes were always evenly split - but hopefully with all the new volunteers, something comes out the best."

"So let us know if you have any strong opinions?"

[center][font=Gabriola][SIZE=6]Quick Links[/size][/font] [SIZE=4][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392856]Sheets & Rules[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392857]Updates & Pinglists[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392858]Prizes[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392859]Credits[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/1#post_56392919]Badges[/url][/center][/size] [center][SIZE=6][color=40c055]Badges[/size][/center] For everyone who's participated via donating a bird, feel free to claim your badges from an area so long as you've donated to a particular station (you can check which stations you've donated to [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/3322754/5#post_56528961]here[/url])! I've also included the code for this particular simple formatting for the little "tooltips" designed for bios; see a preview [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/72008013]here[/url] on Eyrie to see how they're supposed to actually look - the forum posts squish them a bit - and feel free to flip, resize, etc so long as there's some credit/link to this event (you can also reach out to me if you want any resizes). If you haven't donated to a particular station, that's fine - each badge is available for 30 kt/g and are available for the rest of the week for purchase, bird facts included! Thanks again to everyone who's donated/participated! You've all been a great help to the Wind Bank, and we hope you enjoy your new bird photos in return! [center] [size=5][b]Airborne Bocage[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/tWPCXe8.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/nAzePdS.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/qu06o91.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/n4hEawj.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Bone-headed cowbird[/b] [i]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.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Spotting towhee[/b] [i]Extra eyes can not only spot food hidden in writhing detritus, but will also keep a lookout for predators![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Web-winged blackbird[/b] [i]Males are often found near fetid wetlands, flashing their membranous epaulettes.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Aberrant robin[/b] [i]To aid in wyrm-hunting, mutation and evolution has gifted them extra eyes! And legs. And teeth... and mouths....?[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/tWPCXe8.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/nAzePdS.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/qu06o91.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/n4hEawj.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Bone-headed cowbird[/b] [i]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.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Spotting towhee[/b] [i]Extra eyes can not only spot food hidden in writhing detritus, but will also keep a lookout for predators![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Web-winged blackbird[/b] [i]Males are often found near fetid wetlands, flashing their membranous epaulettes.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Aberrant robin[/b] [i]To aid in wyrm-hunting, mutation and evolution has gifted them extra eyes! And legs. And teeth... and mouths....?[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Diamond Dust Dell[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/1JBL97z.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/sqox7RU.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/DGkE6QL.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/MkYWdi0.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Gaoler junco[/b] [i]Once used as scouts for their namesake, juncos have since spread out and diversified, gaining multiple patterns.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Down woodpecker[/b] [i]Commonly mistaken for the Hoary Woodpecker, it can be distinguished from them by its smaller size and greater adorable-ness.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Crag crossbill[/b] [i]Tough, crossed bills are the perfect tools for prying open the frozen pinecones found on Cloudscrape Crag. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Hoarfrost redpoll[/b] [i]The appearance of this frost-bringing winter visitor is a sign of brutal winters to come indeed.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/1JBL97z.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/sqox7RU.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/DGkE6QL.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/MkYWdi0.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Gaoler junco[/b] [i]Once used as scouts for their namesake, juncos have since spread out and diversified, gaining multiple patterns.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Down woodpecker[/b] [i]Commonly mistaken for the Hoary Woodpecker, it can be distinguished from them by its smaller size and greater adorable-ness.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Crag crossbill[/b] [i]Tough, crossed bills are the perfect tools for prying open the frozen pinecones found on Cloudscrape Crag. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Hoarfrost redpoll[/b] [i]The appearance of this frost-bringing winter visitor is a sign of brutal winters to come indeed.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Dustdevil Plains[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/lCcpkvB.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/BZvTqvO.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/aIDbGMc.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/nUHbmfc.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Chipped sparrow[/b] [i]Widespread in Dragonhome, crack open this common seed-cracker and you could just collect rocky reward! (Please don't.)[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Browned thrasher[/b] [i]Commonly seen digging, its plumage is said to bear messages it dug up from the past... or maybe that's just more mud.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Patinated bunting[/b] [i]Its metallic feathers only grows more colorful and shiny with age![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Gambler's quail[/b] [i]Greatly prized by game and treasure hunters for the riches inlaid in its feathers.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/lCcpkvB.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/BZvTqvO.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/aIDbGMc.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/nUHbmfc.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Chipped sparrow[/b] [i]Widespread in Dragonhome, crack open this common seed-cracker and you could just collect rocky reward! (Please don't.)[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Browned thrasher[/b] [i]Commonly seen digging, its plumage is said to bear messages it dug up from the past... or maybe that's just more mud.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Patinated bunting[/b] [i]Its metallic feathers only grows more colorful and shiny with age![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Gambler's quail[/b] [i]Greatly prized by game and treasure hunters for the riches inlaid in its feathers.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Flamewhirl Woods[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/MwGbLvk.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/AkCNYmn.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/1G9dAvR.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/hOOzMcG.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Candle Waxwing[/b] [i]The copious amount of fruit it consumes gives it a delightfully fruity scent.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Forge swift[/b] [i]In the Ashfall Waste they easily outcompete their less flame-retardant cousins, being able to withstand billowing forge vents for roosting and nesting. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Eastern blue-firebird[/b] [i]A brilliant sight to behold, if you don't mind the potential third-degree burns.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Phoenix-tailed flycatcher[/b] [i]Though not a true firebird, what it lacks in literal firepower it makes up for with tenfold the temper.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/MwGbLvk.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/AkCNYmn.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/1G9dAvR.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/hOOzMcG.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Candle Waxwing[/b] [i]The copious amount of fruit it consumes gives it a delightfully fruity scent.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Forge swift[/b] [i]In the Ashfall Waste they easily outcompete their less flame-retardant cousins, being able to withstand billowing forge vents for roosting and nesting. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Eastern blue-firebird[/b] [i]A brilliant sight to behold, if you don't mind the potential third-degree burns.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Phoenix-tailed flycatcher[/b] [i]Though not a true firebird, what it lacks in literal firepower it makes up for with tenfold the temper.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Glittergale Glen[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/RDf4KRF.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/iojrqDj.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/4ULKnni.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/Q3BVNAI.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Stellar hippojay[/b] [i]The patterns on its fur shifts with its location, making regional identification easy.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Crystal-crowned kinglet[/b] [i]Excitement will trigger the sudden growth of crystals on its head, which break off and fall as it calms.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Starwood Thrush[/b] [i]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. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Starry starling[/b] [i]In the winter the stars in its black plumage shine brighter, while the summer months bring glorious nebulas. [/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/RDf4KRF.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/iojrqDj.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/4ULKnni.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/Q3BVNAI.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Stellar hippojay[/b] [i]The patterns on its fur shifts with its location, making regional identification easy.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Crystal-crowned kinglet[/b] [i]Excitement will trigger the sudden growth of crystals on its head, which break off and fall as it calms.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Starwood Thrush[/b] [i]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. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Starry starling[/b] [i]In the winter the stars in its black plumage shine brighter, while the summer months bring glorious nebulas. [/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Motemorrow[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/ZVDj3Rr.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/OGjoC3i.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/tZPI5by.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/8HxqjrL.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Morning dove[/b] [i]Named for both its color, and for how it wakes up dragons way too early in the morning. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Mirrorlight meadowlark[/b] [i]If you're walking through the Promenade and hear birdsong, look to nearby pillars for this guy.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Lightland longspur[/b] [i]Technically a native of the Tangled Wood, it heads towards brighter lands for the breeding season.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Beacon flicker[/b] [i]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. [/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/ZVDj3Rr.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/OGjoC3i.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/tZPI5by.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/8HxqjrL.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Morning dove[/b] [i]Named for both its color, and for how it wakes up dragons way too early in the morning. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Mirrorlight meadowlark[/b] [i]If you're walking through the Promenade and hear birdsong, look to nearby pillars for this guy.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Lightland longspur[/b] [i]Technically a native of the Tangled Wood, it heads towards brighter lands for the breeding season.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Beacon flicker[/b] [i]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. [/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Nightbreeze Thornbreak[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/cS84CS2.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/odN0XoN.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/s0ohDOF.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/qTJL4GW.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Poker cardinal[/b] [i]Always seen in a pair.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cheshire catbird[/b] [i]Only the cat half can disappear, but both halves will tell you cryptic nonsense.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Wispwillow mockingbird[/b] [i]If you think you hear your friend's voice coming from deeper in the forest - no you don't.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Thornfell shrike[/b] [i]This particular species of shrike cuts out the middle steps by simply luring its prey to the brambles.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/cS84CS2.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/odN0XoN.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/s0ohDOF.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/qTJL4GW.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Poker cardinal[/b] [i]Always seen in a pair.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cheshire catbird[/b] [i]Only the cat half can disappear, but both halves will tell you cryptic nonsense.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Wispwillow mockingbird[/b] [i]If you think you hear your friend's voice coming from deeper in the forest - no you don't.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Thornfell shrike[/b] [i]This particular species of shrike cuts out the middle steps by simply luring its prey to the brambles.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Pollenhurst[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/MExdPdW.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/CFL9eJL.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/EiUTrBi.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/jWIMma2.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Ivy creeper[/b] [i]The roots beneath its leafy tail cover serves as support while climbing trees.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Rubus hummingbird[/b] [i]Not as sweet as real bramble berries, but they are as prickly.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Orchid oriole[/b] [i]Might pollinate your exotic flowers. Might also eat them.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Rose-bellied grosbeak[/b] [i]It's hard to tell what's sweeter: its song or its scent![/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/MExdPdW.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/CFL9eJL.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/EiUTrBi.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/jWIMma2.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Ivy creeper[/b] [i]The roots beneath its leafy tail cover serves as support while climbing trees.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Rubus hummingbird[/b] [i]Not as sweet as real bramble berries, but they are as prickly.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Orchid oriole[/b] [i]Might pollinate your exotic flowers. Might also eat them.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Rose-bellied grosbeak[/b] [i]It's hard to tell what's sweeter: its song or its scent![/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Seaspray Shore[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/ZJHQKjk.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/chlAHKa.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/jE1BzeM.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/40maI82.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Sargasso sandpiper[/b] [i]In the breeding season it gains hollow air bladders, causing it to bob along the force of the tides.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Shellback sanderling[/b] [i]The shells from its food gets recycled into the shell on its back.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Coral killdeer[/b] [i]The name comes from its call, not its appearance (or its surprising tendency to show up on lawns). [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Runey turnstone[/b] [i]It spends its days on sacred shores, seeking signs beneath sand and stones.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/ZJHQKjk.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/chlAHKa.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/jE1BzeM.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/40maI82.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Sargasso sandpiper[/b] [i]In the breeding season it gains hollow air bladders, causing it to bob along the force of the tides.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Shellback sanderling[/b] [i]The shells from its food gets recycled into the shell on its back.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Coral killdeer[/b] [i]The name comes from its call, not its appearance (or its surprising tendency to show up on lawns). [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Runey turnstone[/b] [i]It spends its days on sacred shores, seeking signs beneath sand and stones.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Stormwake[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/DWTyYCS.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/weEj4xB.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/Mf3qK70.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/P86aIkv.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Red-handed nuthatch[/b] [i]With its habit of "borrowing" and stashing nuts and bolts, this bird is a favored familiar choice of ridgeback engineers.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Wire wren[/b] [i]Native to the harrowing canyons of the Shifting Expanse, this crafty bird has rapidly adapted to enroaching machinery.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Spark siskin[/b] [i]Whether their irruptive migrations are the cause or effect of unseasonal thunderstorms is a matter of furious academic debate. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Goldensparcfinch[/b] [i]Birds are very much real, but we can see why some people get confused.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/DWTyYCS.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/weEj4xB.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/Mf3qK70.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/P86aIkv.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Red-handed nuthatch[/b] [i]With its habit of "borrowing" and stashing nuts and bolts, this bird is a favored familiar choice of ridgeback engineers.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Wire wren[/b] [i]Native to the harrowing canyons of the Shifting Expanse, this crafty bird has rapidly adapted to enroaching machinery.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Spark siskin[/b] [i]Whether their irruptive migrations are the cause or effect of unseasonal thunderstorms is a matter of furious academic debate. [/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Goldensparcfinch[/b] [i]Birds are very much real, but we can see why some people get confused.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code] [size=5][b]Wingsong Sanctuary[/b][/size] [img]https://i.imgur.com/4bdnnJQ.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/N9wf5KO.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/dB0URyb.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/ns6WL9i.png[/img] [COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Bamboo chickadee[/b] [i]Can commonly be seen bouncing in the branches of bamboo forests.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cloudtufted titmouse[/b] [i]With the acrobatic way it hops and hangs off branches, it's like it weights nothing at all![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Millmeadow martin[/b] [i]These birds have formed a centuries long mutualistic relationship with Millmeadow farmers, who offer gourd nests in exchange for free pest control.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cloudsong swallow[/b] [i]A much beloved mascot of Cloudsong, nests built on the underside of kite platforms are common and encouraged.[/i] [/center] [/columns] IMG CODE [code][img]https://i.imgur.com/4bdnnJQ.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/N9wf5KO.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/dB0URyb.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/ns6WL9i.png[/img][/code] FLAVOR TEXT CODE [code][COLUMNS] [center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Bamboo chickadee[/b] [i]Can commonly be seen bouncing in the branches of bamboo forests.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cloudtufted titmouse[/b] [i]With the acrobatic way it hops and hangs off branches, it's like it weights nothing at all![/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Millmeadow martin[/b] [i]These birds have formed a centuries long mutualistic relationship with Millmeadow farmers, who offer gourd nests in exchange for free pest control.[/i] [/center] [NEXTCOL][center][color=transparent]_________________x[/color] [b]Cloudsong swallow[/b] [i]A much beloved mascot of Cloudsong, nests built on the underside of kite platforms are common and encouraged.[/i] [/center] [/columns][/code]

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