#Adelaide Rosella

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Exploring Meadows Creek......an interesting drive

Dear Reader: I hear movement in the long grass. Fifty metres away a Western Grey Kangaroo twitches its ears and looks back at me before slowly hopping into the scrub. Western Grey Kangaroo I am exploring Meadows Creek from three roads that intersect the creek from Brookman Rd, which starts at the top of Willunga Hill and terminates at Meadows. The first is Adams Gully Road. Adams Gully Road…

[queersrus]

request for cottagecore + sad-ish? id pack? please + thanks!

here's my attempt!

assuming id pack includes more than just the usual npts i'll throw in a few cottagecore and sad related labels i found

(nick)names:

ambrose, amos, ansel, acacia, ada, adelaide, arwin/arwen, ava, avery/averie, aviva, amaranth, able, arbor, art, arty/artie, asher, ainsley, acheron, adalia brandy/brandi, branwen, billie/billy, bryony, bill, banner, booker, bram

barley, brion, brian, bryce chloris, chandra, cyrene, cayenne, cade, clyde, chester, cliff denna, diana/dianna, diona, donna/dona, derby, dallas, danica, daphne, dixie, dawn, dylan

edmund, elenore, elodie, eudora, elenore/eleanor, ebony, erica, eila, eira, eve, eithne, everlee, elize, eliza, elizabeth, everlyn, elwood, emerson, elowen finnegan, freddy/freddie, frederick, fallin/fallon, florance/florence

fable, frank, frankie/franky, franklin/franklyn, faine, filbert, finneas ginny/ginnie, gale, georgia, george, georgina, granger halcyone, hana/hanna/hannah, harriet, harry, hayley/hailie/hailey, halie/hallie, heather, harlowe/harlow, harrow, hadar, hawl, hayes,

huck, holden, huso ilana, illiana/iliana, ingrid, ivory jane, janet/janette, jesse/jessie, josie, jose, jack, jackie, jackson kingston, kodi/kodie, kodiak, kylan

lupin, lian, liana/lianna, liane/lianne, linc, linden, lyle, lucius maisie, matilda, maude, mabel, merle, marin, mica/mika, mason/macon, martin, miller, miles nellie, nyssa, ned, nick, ness

opholia, oliver, olive, olivia, oleander, odell, oriel, oscar paisley, poppy, posie, phineas, parker rose, rosemary/rosemarie, rosy/rosie, rory, rosette, rosetta, rue, rosabel/rosabell/rosabelle, rosa, rosabela/rosabella, rosella, rosaria,

rosario, rob, robert, ray, reed, ridge, ryland, rowan, roan shiloh, sharon, scarlet/scarlett/skarlett, sam, samantha, samuel, sunny/sunnie, sawyer, shaw, shay, steve, stevie, stevia, sorell/sorrell, seb, sebby/sebbie, sebastian, saddie/sadie, sade

theodore, theo, tori, toria, tamie/tammie, tawny, terra, timber, tim, timothy, tanner, teddy/teddie, trevis/travis, trevor, tyler, tristan/tristin, tristah/trista, trystia verginia, vicky/vickie, victor, victoria, viola, violet/violette,

violeta/violetta, valerian, vernon winnie, willa, winston, winifred, winslow, will, william, willow, wade, wagner, warren, watts, watson, wilhelmina yvonne, yves zephyr/zephyre, zara, zinnia, zion

surnames:

appleyard, ashton, ashwood baker, brookstone, butterfield catkin, cobbler, cooper, copper, copperwood, copperfield, crestfallen dogwood, direwood, direbrook, direfield, desperfield, downyard

doleman fenlon, falkner, forlorn greenwood, greenfield, golding, goldwood, goldfield, griefman, griefwood, gardner

hilbrook, holbrook, heath, horsewood, horsefield, hawksley, harrowing, hawkswood, hawthorne, hawkner, hawkfield, holloway, hallowood

larken, limewood, lockhart, lovejoy mourner, mournwright, mournman nettleship

plowman, penrose, penwright redbrook, rosedale, redwood, rosewood, redfield summerfield, sweetnam, seawright, sorrowfield, sorrowbrook, shamewood, shamewright

thacker, thatcher westfield, wainwright, write/wright, wagonwright, woodsman, wyrmwood/wormwood, winterwood, winterrose, wretchwood, wretchman

system names:

the cottagecore *system, the sorrowful system, the melancholic cottage system, the mourning flowerbed system, the gloomy garden system, the tearful system, the harvest system

1st p prns: i/me/my/mine/myself

ci/cotte/cottagy/cottagine/cottageself hi/he/hy/harvestine/harvestself gi/garde/gardy/gardine/gardenself si/sade/sady/sadine/sadself si/sorre/sorry/sorrowine/sorrowself mi/me/mely/melancholine/melancholyself

2nd p prns: you/your/yours/yourself

co/cottager/cottagers/cottagerself ho/harvester/harvesters/harvesterself go/gardener/gardeners/gardenerself so/sader/sadders/sadderself so/sorrower/sorrowers/sorrowerself mo/melancholer/melancholers/melancholerself

3rd p prns: they/them/theirs/themself

co/cottage, cott/age, cot/cottage, cot/tage, cottage/cottages, cottage/core har/vest, ha/harvest, harv/est, harvest/harvests gar/den, gar/garden, garden/gardens, garden/core farm/core sa/sad, sad/sads, sa/ad, sad/sadden, so/sorrow, sor/row, sorr/ow, sorrow/sorrows, sorrow/sorrowful mel/melancholy, mel/ancholy, melan/choly, melancholy/melancholies, melancholy/melchancholic

titles:

the weeping gardener, the mourning farmer, the sad cottage dweller, the melancholic planter, the sorrowful woodsman

**one who lives a sad cottage life, one who mourns within ones cottage, one who weeps amongst ones gardens, one who copes with sadness through cottage life

book titles:

the sad little cottage, a melancholic villager, the weeping willows, the mourning garden, the sorrows of an old cottage, a pitiful harvest

genders:

buncottagecoric(link),

cottagegoric(link), cafdreamian(link), cottagecrittean(link), cottagecoric(link), Cálidatierramielgender(link)

epuisetristic(link)

gendersob(link)

Sadnostacatgender(link)

orientations: (n/a)

other:

cottagecore bpd(link)

many can be found by searching cottagecore genders/mogai/liom as well, there are many versions of cottagecore flags especially for lgbt related labels so they should not be hard to find if you feel like looking!

*system can be replaced with any alternative (ex. cluster, collective, hoard/horde, etc)

**one can be replaced with any prn

[gumnut-logic]

Not Tumblr-related rant

If someone eagerly shares knowledge with you of some obscure topic that they are interested in, what they actually doing is showing you that they trust you enough to be themselves around you. They feel like they are almost giving you something and want to share their cool stuff with you.

Turning around and saying ‘Oh, wow, I can’t wait to forget that fact.’ Even with a smile, is going to shut them down, slap them in the face, and mark you as not safe to be around.

It takes a lot for some people to share themselves with others when it hasn’t ended well in the past. And its not like they haven’t spent the last fifty years listening politely to everyone babble about the popular topics they don’t really care about.

And by the way, the Adelaide Rosella has colouration different from the Crimson Rosella from the eastern states because of a virus. It is actually a Crimson Rosella genetically. There are several of these and you can recognise the Crimson Rosella varieties by their blue cheek feathers.

Nutty

(Overreacting again)

[tsyllaes]

This is just the epitome of Australia I mean Kazin >>

I bet you thought the cockatoo was going to be sulphur-crested, didn't you? GOTCHA. This is the PINK COCKATOO, as I discovered, renamed literally this year because it turns out Major Mitchell was actually a bit of a genocidal dick so naming the most gorgeous of cockatoos after him is a bit... not good... so it's a pink cockatoo now. Anyway. Technically this thing lives in the desert and arid regions but y'know what, just look at it. LOOK at this beautiful creature. It has to live in Kazin. So it does now. All the cockatoos live in Tsyallaes, so of course the sulphur-crested ones are there, too. I was debating which was the most Extra of the cockatoos, the pink or the palm cockatoo, and went with this one. Palm cockatoo is actually from the tropics so it can stay there, so it won't fit with the other three on the page.

Speaking of, next is the ROSELLA. VERY specifically, this one's an Adelaide rosella. I always thought it was its own unique species but, as I once again learned while looking for refs, it's a hybrid of a straight up crimson rosella, which lives in a Victoria kind of direction, and the yellow rosella subspecies, which lives up along the Murray River. Their regions cross at Adelaide, and hence the Adelaide rosella! Therefore, similar thing happens in Kazin, where the crimson one lives down towards the coast and the yellow one up in the mountains near the Llayan border, and their grounds cross in Sirrona.

Next is a bloody CROW which, you'll note from that link, is technically a raven, but literally nobody but ornithologists calls these things ravens. Listen to that sound clip and try and tell me that's not a bloody crow. Whenever I hear crows and ravens in, like, fantasy shows or whatever, they sound fake. THAT is what a crow sounds like. It go 'WEH, WEH, WEEEEEEEH' like it's simultaneously whinging and also mocking you for whinging. Crows live everywhere except, like, deep into the desert. Side note, yes, that's absolutely the bird after which the Adelaide Crows are named. This is because South Australia's nickname is Crow-eaters, in the same way that Queenslanders are Banana-benders, West Australians are Sandgropers and Tasmanians are Inbred.

Finally, the absolutely iconic MAGPIE. They also live everywhere. Tsyllaes magpies are all the silver-backed ones because the others look Wrong since I didn't grow up with them. This is a magpie, all other magpies need not apply. They're also the only bird here with sexual dimrophism, but it's only that the females have a grey back where the males have snowy white, so I wasn't about to draw another magpie for that. Plus these are all real birds so I don't need to. Fun fact about magpies, every mob has its own song! So whenever I find sound clips of magpies online, they never QUITE sound right. Sure, it's a magpie, but they're not my magpies. The mob I grew up with sounds different from the mob living where I am now. My mob now is BIG, like eight birds. I'd always see them on the oval going to do fitness and they'd be grazing on the grass (looking for worms) and I'd go 'one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ...... nine' cos there was always the one teenager hanging out away from the rest of the mob. I say 'was' because, a couple of years ago, they were all hanging around at the edge of the road with the body of a magpie on the tarmac :( 'One, two, three, four, five, six, seven ...... eight.' So it wasn't the beligerant teenager.

That was a depressing note to end on. Have THIS video of crows rolling down a windscreen covered in snow. They are not Australian crows but you can imagine them doing this :D

Now, because I don't plan on drawing any of the smaller ones because they're hard to see so my guys are likely never going to see them, and they don't know what they are so they're only ever going to describe them as little tweetie birds, have some soundclips of birds of the Adelaide Hills and know this is what I live in and what southern Kazin sounds like:

HONEYEATER which I've used as reference for other birds so the shape won't be unfamiliar here. EASTERN SPINEBILL which love to splash around in the puddles left in the gutters at Mum and Dad's. SILVEREYE which I've NEVER seen but god I know that tweet. GREY SHRIKETHRUSH which I also feel like I've never seen but holy shitballs that SOUND. THAT is the sound of the Adelaide Hills omg. WILLIE WAGTAIL which are from everywhere so not really specifically Hills, but they count. STRIATED PARDALOTE idek what this is but it SOUNDS LIKE THE HILLS.

Also BLACKBIRDS but they're introduced so they don't exist in Kazin. I only put this here because this has more turned into a post about birds of the Adelaide Hills. Introduced or not, it's still a sound of the Hills.

[parasupial-activity]

The rosellas don’t often spend much time bebopping around the front yard. The rainbow lorikeets generally scare them off, so its always nice to see them for more than just a quick drink and bath.

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New Post has been published on http://malleedesign.com.au/photo-competition-entries-and-winner/

Photo Competition Entries and Winner!

Our photo competition is finished and we’ve been absolutely blown away by all our entries. The submissions represent so many different birds and locations across Australia that we couldn’t resist putting them all in one blog post with the winner! Thank you to everyone who sent photos in to us – they have been the source of much excitement and wonder over the last month and for those who have jumped on the bird photography bandwagon Birdlife has their Australian Photography Competition opening on the 28th May, which is another great opportunity to share beautiful photos of your birds.

The winning shot *drumroll* is of this captivating honeyeater in flight by Robyn Bowman. It’s a Brown Honeyeater taking off from her dish near Gympie, Queensland, with tiny droplets of water exploding around it. The sparkling lights in the garden background and wingbeat of the free flying bird really make this photo something special. We have come back to gaze at it again and again and want to say a big thank you and congratulations Robyn! The Brown Honeyeater is sometimes considered a plain and uninteresting bird, but its quiet, courageous nature shines through here.

We had plenty of other striking and stunning submissions, which are presented below. The first are John Harris’s shots of a White-Headed Pigeon and Striped Marsh Frog using his birdbath in Woombye, QLD. The white of the pigeon stands out like a beacon in front of the lush forest background while the Marsh frog blends almost perfectly with the copper of the dish as it perches on a piece of broken ceramic. Both are great quality images, and it was fantastic to see the range of wildlife coming to visit his dish.

Next are Adele Noble’s female Fairy Wrens, Weebill and a Yellow-faced Honeyeater that love her ground-level dish. The Wrens in the first image seem to be enjoying a group splash, and we often see Fairy Wren females visiting birdbaths together (while the males seem to travel alone and can be very tricky to capture!). It’s nice to see natives growing in her garden, which will encourage more native birds into the area too. The Correa behind the dish is good shelter for the small birds to hide in and there’s a lovely thick carpet of Myoporum establishing to the left hand side.

Brad Decent sent us a photo and video (below) of a what looks like a Swamp Wallaby using a dish on his rural property, something we’ve suspected but never seen happen in a dish before! It’s a stunner, the Wallaby looking up between sips to scan the landscape. We love to see other animals using the birdbaths and camera traps are great for capturing otherwise unseen use waterbowls.

Another photo of a Wallaby came to use from Jo-Anne Pittman in Adelaide Hills, its expression gentle and mesmerising. She also captured a confident Currawong and some Adelaide Rosellas splashing about in her dish that backs onto some beautiful bushland. The Adelaide Rosella are a race of Crimson Rosella, which has several colour variants across its range so it was exciting to see these ones that we’ve never encountered before.

Birdbaths on balconies are often underrated so we were delighted to receive these images from Erica Nathan in Hobart. Her large birdbath, surrounded by pot plants looks lovely in the afternoon light and those Sulphur-crested Cockatoos are not afraid to land on it! Doesn’t the one in flight look like batman?!

Sulphur-crested Cockies are suburban kings that occur in all Australia’s major cities, Kathy Lack on the Gold Coast, QLD, also got some lovely photos of them. She captured some Magpies too (seen below) and has a gorgeous rust-red tree stump that she’s mounted her birdbath on.

From Lesley and Paul Herbet in the lower Blue Mountains we recieved this photo of their Gerygones who visit them often. They hop to and from the Westringia behind the dish in between baths and drinks. It’s another smart placement of a birdbath near the shrubbery of the garden so that birds can flit in between them.

One of the photos we really love is this closeup of a Magpie Lark preening, sent in by Maree Davison in Lake Macquarie. You can even see the fluffy white down it’s pulling out from under the wing as it cleans its feathers after a bath. In her second photo the characteristically inquisitive eye of a Magpie stares up towards the camera (they can recognise different human faces), and in the final shot two wattlebirds perch on the edge of her dish surrounded by natives, the fluffy one (on the left) certainly looks like its been for a swim!

This Magpie-lark in Mark Forth’s photograph is having a paddle. Our dishes are designed so that birds can walk into them from the edge of the dish, which is exactly what his Magpie-Lark is doing.

Hiding behind the spiky leaves of a Xanthorrhoea is a Kookaburra in Michelle McAuslan’s Bondi garden. We love how the dish emerges out of the bracken ferns planted underneath and see that she also gets Magpies and Currawongs visiting as seen in the photos below.

Although not a Mallee Dish, Louise Tucker sent us this photograph of one of our favourite local birds – a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo. Yellow-tails feed on and are often seen in Banksia trees such as the one behind Lousie’s dish, so it’s not surprising he/she turned up at her birdbath. Small flocks of Yellow-tails often move between flowering trees throughout the day and have beaks that can break into the hard Banksia cones.

Sue Kelly in Federal, NSW, photographed a vibrant party of Rainbow Lorikeets having fun in her copper dish. Up close the little red eyes on these birds almost make them look evil! But they seem to be having a very good time bathing a splashing around. Her final photo is one of a Crested Pigeon taking a deep drink from the water and we love that you can lots of detail of the feathers in her pictures.

And that’s it folks! We hope that you’ll keep sending us photos of what’s visiting your dishes and for those who don’t yet have a Mallee birdbath we’re planning to run another photo competition based on native gardens in the next few months where you’ll have an opportunity to win a dish.

We’ll keep you posted,

The Mallee team 🙂

[wildsideoflifeencounters]

Adelaide rosella

[elf-indulgent]

(😭 I missed doing things like this) thanks @bluesuedeclogs for tagging me to post my lock screen, home screen, last song listened to, and last pic saved.

(If anyone is curious abt the pic, its of an Adelaide rosella 😊)

I don't remember the last song I listed to on my phone.. probably Roses (Imanbek Remix) by Saint Jhn. The actual last song I listened to was Mi Morena Rebelde by Eusebio y Su Banjo, which my bf played in the car last night. 😘

➡️ I tag @beachgothgay @hiphopocliedes @circusheart @dunewizard

[birbmemee]

Adelaide Rosella

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NUVO Buffalo Results 2019

Mini Solos:

1. Sofia Rosella - I Got Love (Performing Dance Arts), Daniel Tamburro - Do Re Mi (Evolution Dance Studio)

2. Malaya DiMonte - Business Of Love (Art & Soul Dance Company)

3. Mariah Sagrafena - Sing With A Swing (Little Red Dance Studio), Mya Poland - Daybreak (Performing Dance Arts)

4. London Mandell - Heaven Must Have Sent You (Art & Soul Dance Company)

5. Bree Batstone - Born To Entertain (Joanne Chapman School of Dance)

6. Luanna Di Iacovo - Big Noise (Performing Dance Arts)

7. Gianna Tucceri - Manicure (Spotlight Dance Center), Bailey Matthews - I Can Do That (Barb Denny’s Studio of Dance Arts), Hailey Vultao - Grow (Joanne Chapman School of Dance)

8. Tenley Zielinski - Spine (Dance Expressions)

9. Olivia O’Connor - Miss Otis (Art & Soul Dance Company)

10. Arianna Reynolds - Work (Spotlight Dance Center)

Junior Solos:

1. Alyssa Carpeneto - Tomorrow’s Song (Performing Dance Arts)

2. Adelaide Sebben - When She Came Back (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Colbi Meisenzahl - Bird (Little Red Dance Studio)

3. Olivia Tramonte - Your Hands (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Brianna Hicks - Hope There’s Someone (Haja Dance Company)

4. Denise Banitaghi - Elephant (Performing Dance Arts)

5. Gavin Miele - Spine (Studio L), Lorelai McCulloch - Count The Lighting (Little Red Dance Studio)

6. Jill Orluk - These I Send To You (Spezio’s Dance Dynamics), Olivia Kellner - Mama Knows Best (Art & Soul Dance Company), Curtasie Robin - Get Low (Joanne Chapman School of Dance)

7. Leyla Munoz - Somewhere In Between (Art & Soul Dance Company), Brynley Limbeck - Fight (Little Red Dance Studio)

8. Aracelys Padin - With Out The Light (Little Red Dance Studio), Ava Barbuto - Whats Up (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Camila Servin - Love On Top (Performing Dance Arts), Kate Roman - Caged Bird (Canadian Dance Company)

9. Stella Sansone - Somewhere (Premiere Dance Center)

10. Kylie Devine - Fear Of The Water (Little Red Dance Studio)

Teen Solos:

1. Murphy Lee - Am I Vital (Performing Dance Arts) DJP

2. Tristan Ianiero - Insentinence (Art & Soul Dance Company), Naomi Bowen - Above & Below (Joanne Chapman School of Dance) DJP

3. Sofia Tramonte - Ghost (Joanne Chapman School of Dance) DJP

4. Madison Spizzirri - Bored (Performing Dance Arts) DJP

5. Jezzaeyah Slack - Strand (Joanne Chapman School of Dance)

6. Savanna Wright - If You Want (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Maiya Combrest - Darling (Haja Dance Company)

7. Victoria Pileggi - My Only Fault (Art & Soul Dance Company), Suriya Allain - Drift (Little Red Dance Studio), Kaitlyn Martini - Becoming (Performing Dance Arts)

8. Andi Uebelacker - Resonate (Little Red Dance Studio), Emily Roman - Angel (Canadian Dance Company)

9. Hanna Hasnain - Your Song (Edmunds Towers School of Dance), Charlize Elliott - Woman’s Work (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Olivia Pereira - Who Are You Thinking Of? (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Alexandra Pignone - My Valentine (Loperfido Dance Academy), Jazlin Ashby - Glacier (Tawn Maries Dance Centre)

10. Tiore Hamilton - Madness (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Julia Carpeneto - Light A Fire (Performing Dance Arts), Isabella Baldino - Happy Days (Joanne Chapman School of Dance), Victoria Paggiossi - Go Quietly (Art & Soul Dance Company)

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Chalk’s Campground SA landscape, for full story and more articles go to

[engioc]

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[gumnut-logic]

Went for a walk in the Adelaide foothills.

Eastern Spinebill

Sundew (carnivorous plant)

Adelaide Rosella (from a long distance, so full zoom and shitty photo)

Grey Currawong

Adelaide from said foothills (and poorly lit because the sun is almost behind it)

Also there were lots of tiny birds that I desperately tried to photograph, but they were evil and wouldn’t let me.

[rentcampervan]

Top Five National Parks in Adelaide

Adelaide is known for its beauty, history and interesting churches. You will find some real beautiful landscapes while exploring this place. Even the enriched culture is built around the history and culture that the landscapes tell. If you are planning a trip to Adelaide in your campervan rental Adelaide, you cannot miss on the beauty of national parks that hide some of the incredible nature elements. These places draw you closer to nature with the wide expanse of greens, dense forests, water, beaches and a lot of native species. Here, we are going to take you through the top five national parks in the city that you cannot miss on your trip. 1.    Belair National Park This bushland is located at a distance of 11 km from Adelaide main city. This is one of the oldest and most popular national parks in the southern part of Australia. It is also known as the recreational park for the people around. There are few popular walking trails in this national park- Microcarpa walk, Wood Duck Dwadle and Valley Loop Walk. This also houses the environment that is suitable for weed crops. You can take the motorhome hire Adelaide to visit this place. It is the home to one of the biggest golf courses in the city. You will also spot a tennis ground and play ground in this park. 2.    Morialta Conservation Park As the name suggests, it houses several plant and animal species that need protection. There are woodlands and creeks in this park. You will also notice several waterfalls here. You should visit the national park during the spring, as it is one of the pleasant moments of the park. You can enjoy an entire day taking a walk around, stopping by the waterfalls and enjoy a picnic day here. There are climbs of various difficulty levels here, and you are bound to enjoy them. There is a car park just outside the park where you can keep your campervan rental Adelaide. 3.    Kyeema Conservation Park It is a peaceful spot and one of the places that acts as a way to escape the stress of your regular surroundings. You will notice several plant species that are placed in the different spots here. It is a habitat for the animals including swamp rat and kangaroos. People who love watching birds ands potting new species should definitely visit this place. It houses birds from several regions. 4.    Mount George Conservation Park Another national park that is located quite nearby, at a distance of 25 km from the main city, it houses several plants and animals. It is known for the native vegetation and spring flowers. It offers a cool climate, and is also the reason why many people go to this park. You are sure to find some pea flowers and ground hugging correas here. You might find some interesting shrubs and orchids in this park. 5.    Mark Oliphant Conservation Park It is a conservation forest, where you are likely to spot several native birds and vegetation. This national park houses the scarlet robin, golden whistler and rosellas. There is a nice parking space where you can keep your motorhome hire Adelaide. The forest is wide and dense; you will enjoy walking through it. it is indeed very peaceful.

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Personajes Ocupados

 Personajes Ocupados

Lista de personajes y FC ocupados dentro de la comunidad. La lista de familias y películas aceptadas no se encuentra completa, pueden preguntar por la historia que les interese o buscar en el siguiente link: Historias aceptadas

Disney

Blancanieves y los siete enanos 

Elizabeth Locksley Mills | Descendiente de la Reina Malvada | Anna Popplewell

Meleenoë Apil Edevanneth | Descendiente de la Reina Malvada y  Rey Ricardo Corazón de León |  Hande Erçel |  Danielle Campbell

Pinocho

Evangeline | Hada Azul | Sarah Gadon | Natalie Dormer

Cenicienta 

Rosella Evangeline Charming | Descendiente de Cenicienta y príncipe Encantador | Dove Cameron |  Lily James

Alicia en el País de las Maravillas

Lizzie Hearts | Descendiente de la reina de corazones | Elizabeth Gillies 

Peter Pan

Tinkerbell | Rose McIver | Holliday Grainger 

La Bella Durmiente

Varis Maleficent | Descendiente de Maleficent | Ian Somerhalder | Bob Morley

Lila | Descendiente de Flora | Brooklyn McKnight

101 Dálmatas

Altair De Vil | Descendiente de Cruella De Vil | Taylor Momsen | Claire Holt

La espada en la piedra 

Anneliese Pendragon | Descendiente del rey Arturo y Guinevere |  Chloe Bennet |  Bruna Marquenzie

La Sirenita

Freydis Stormkast  | Descendiente de Ursula |  Danielle Rose Russell | Elizabeth Olsen 

La Bella y la Bestia

Rosabella Beaumont | Descendiente de Bella y Bestia | Greta Elizondo | Adelaide Kane

Hércules 

Chenoa Deeva Podsvětí | Descendiente de Hades |  BELLA (@itsnotbella) |  DAREEN (@_idareen_)

Altair Underworld |  Descendiente de Hades |  Lucky Blue Smith

Chariclo Arganthone Cupid | Descendiente de Eros |  Madelaine Petsch |  Kidjess

Las Locuras del Emperador 

Zevon Yzler | Descendiente de Yzma |  Eric Osborne

Frozen

Ulrich Luther Westergaard | Descendiente de Hans Westergaard |  Nick Hargrove |  Herman Tommeraas 

Disney Hadas

Tinkerbell | Rose McIver | Holliday Grainger

Otros estudios 

Cuentos

Las crónicas de Narnia 

Giles Valentine Pevensie | Descendiente de Peter Pevensie y Francine de Archeland | Nicholas Hoult

Ginger Hazel Pevensie | Descendinte de Edmund Pevensie | Elle Fanning | Anya Taylor- Joy

Lago de los cisnes 

Duchess Odelle Swan | Descendiente de Odette |  Odeya Rush | Yael Shelbia

Caperucita Roja 

Quinn Daniel Wolf | Descendiente del lobo feroz y Caperucita Roja |  Tyler Hoechlin |  Adam Huber

Hansel y Gretel 

Gretel Holtzknecht | Gemma Arterton | Lily Collins 

Hansel  Holtzknecht | Jeremy Renner 

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Looks like it’s 27:

Early Girl Sun Gold Sweet 100 Gold Nugget Black Cherry Jelly Bean Gold Nugget Speckled Roman Striped Roman Costoluto Genovese Grandma’s Pick BEEFMASTER Polish Red Brandywine Cherokee Purple Black Krim Pink Berkeley Tie-Dye Cosmonaut Volkov Wherokawhai (dwarf) Sweet Scarlet (dwarf) Summer Sweet Gold (dwarf) Rosella Crimson (dwarf) Sweet Sue (dwarf) Adelaide Festival (dwarf) Tasmanian Chocolate (dwarf) Amish Paste Dr. Wyches Yellow

I will be planting 26 different tomato varieties this season (that number could increase). Never doubt my commitment to the tomato agenda.