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Holly-Leafed Cherry. Prunus ilicifolia. This evergreen shrub was planted around 2003 - twenty years ago and is now about 10 feet in diameter.
#spring#holly-leafed Cherry#prunus ilicifolia#california native plants#drought tolerant#concord#lime ridge
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There, in the sunlit forest on a high ridgeline, was a tree I had never seen before.
I spend a lot of time looking at trees. I know my beech, sourwood, tulip poplar, sassafras and shagbark hickory. Appalachian forests have such a diverse tree community that for those who grew up in or around the ancient mountains, forests in other places feel curiously simple and flat.
Oaks: red, white, black, bur, scarlet, post, overcup, pin, chestnut, willow, chinkapin, and likely a few others I forgot. Shellbark, shagbark and pignut hickories. Sweetgum, serviceberry, hackberry, sycamore, holly, black walnut, white walnut, persimmon, Eastern redcedar, sugar maple, red maple, silver maple, striped maple, boxelder maple, black locust, stewartia, silverbell, Kentucky yellowwood, blackgum, black cherry, cucumber magnolia, umbrella magnolia, big-leaf magnolia, white pine, scrub pine, Eastern hemlock, redbud, flowering dogwood, yellow buckeye, white ash, witch hazel, pawpaw, linden, hornbeam, and I could continue, but y'all would never get free!
And yet, this tree is different.
We gather around the tree as though surrounding the feet of a prophet. Among the couple dozen of us, only a few are much younger than forty. Even one of the younger men, who smiles approvingly and compliments my sharp eye when I identify herbs along the trail, has gray streaking his beard. One older gentleman scales the steep ridge slowly, relying on a cane for support.
The older folks talk to us young folks with enthusiasm. They brighten when we can call plants and trees by name and list their virtues and importance. "You're right! That's Smilax." "Good eye!" "Do you know what this is?—Yes, Eupatorium, that's a pollinator's paradise." "Are you planning to study botany?"
The tree we have come to see is not like the tall and pillar-like oaks that surround us. It is still young, barely the diameter of a fence post. Its bark is gray and forms broad stripes like rivulets of water down smooth rock. Its smooth leaves are long, with thin pointed teeth along their edges. Some of the group carefully examine the bark down to the ground, but the tree is healthy and flourishing, for now.
This tree is among the last of its kind.
The wood of the American Chestnut was once used to craft both cradles and coffins, and thus it was known as the "cradle-to-grave tree." The tree that would hold you in entering this world and in leaving it would also sustain your body throughout your life: each tree produced a hundred pounds of edible nuts every winter, feeding humans and all the other creatures of the mountains. In the Appalachian Mountains, massive chestnut trees formed a third of the overstory of the forest, sometimes growing larger than six feet in diameter.
They are a keystone species, and this is my first time seeing one alive in the wild.
It's a sad story. But I have to tell you so you will understand.
At the turn of the 20th century, the chestnut trees of Appalachia were fundamental to life in this ecosystem, but something sinister had taken hold, accidentally imported from Asia. Cryphonectria parasitica is a pathogenic fungus that infects chestnut trees. It co-evolved with the Chinese chestnut, and therefore the Chinese chestnut is not bothered much by the fungus.
The American chestnut, unlike its Chinese sister, had no resistance whatsoever.
They showed us slides with photos of trees infected with the chestnut blight earlier. It looks like sickly orange insulation foam oozing through the bark of the trees. It looks like that orange powder that comes in boxes of Kraft mac and cheese. It looks wrong. It means death.
The chestnut plague was one of the worst ecological disasters ever to occur in this place—which is saying something. And almost no one is alive who remembers it. By the end of the 1940's, by the time my grandparents were born, approximately three to four billion American chestnut trees were dead.
The Queen of the Forest was functionally extinct. With her, at least seven moth species dependent on her as a host plant were lost forever, and no one knows how much else. She is a keystone species, and when the keystone that holds a structure in place is removed, everything falls.
Appalachia is still falling.
Now, in some places, mostly-dead trees tried to put up new sprouts. It was only a matter of time for those lingering sprouts of life.
But life, however weak, means hope.
I learned that once in a rare while, one of the surviving sprouts got lucky enough to successfully flower and produce a chestnut. And from that seed, a new tree could be grown. People searched for the still-living sprouts and gathered what few chestnuts could be produced, and began growing and breeding the trees.
Some people tried hybridizing American and Chinese chestnuts and then crossing the hybrids to produce purer American strains that might have some resistance to the disease. They did this for decades.
And yet, it wasn't enough. The hybrid trees were stronger, but not strong enough.
Extinction is inevitable. It's natural. There have been at least five mass extinctions in Earth's history, and the sixth is coming fast. Many people accepted that the American chestnut was gone forever. There had been an intensive breeding program, summoning all the natural forces of evolution to produce a tree that could survive the plague, and it wasn't enough.
This has happened to more species than can possibly be counted or mourned. And every species is forced to accept this reality.
Except one.
We are a difficult motherfucker of a species, aren't we? If every letter of the genome's book of life spelled doom for the Queen of the Forest, then we would write a new ending ourselves. Research teams worked to extract a gene from wheat and implant it in the American chestnut, in hopes of creating an American chestnut tree that could survive.
This project led to the Darling 58, the world's first genetically modified organism to be created for the purpose of release into the wild.
The Darling 58 chestnut is not immune, the presenters warned us. It does become infected with the blight. And some trees die. But some live.
And life means hope.
In isolated areas, some surviving American Chestnut trees have been discovered, most of them still very young. The researchers hope it is possible that some of these trees may have been spared not because of pure luck, but because they carry something in their genes that slows the blight in doing its deadly work, and that possibly this small bit of innate resistance can be shaped and combined with other efforts to create a tree that can live to grow old.
This long, desperate, multi-decade quest is what has brought us here. The tree before me is one such tree: a rare survivor. In this clearing, a number of other baby chestnut trees have been planted by human hands. They are hybrids of the Darling 58 and the best of the best Chinese/American hybrids. The little trees are as prepared for the blight as we can possibly make them at this time. It is still very possible that I will watch them die. Almost certainly, I will watch this tree die, the one that shades us with her young, stately limbs.
Some of the people standing around me are in their 70's or 80's, and yet, they have no memory of a world where the Queen of the Forest was at her full majesty. The oldest remember the haunting shapes of the colossal dead trees looming as if in silent judgment.
I am shaken by this realization. They will not live to see the baby trees grow old. The people who began the effort to save the American chestnut devoted decades of their lives to these little trees, knowing all the while they likely never would see them grow tall. Knowing they would not see the work finished. Knowing they wouldn't be able to be there to finish it. Knowing they wouldn't be certain if it could be finished.
When the work began, the technology to complete it did not exist. In the first decades after the great old trees were dead, genetic engineering was a fantasy.
But those that came before me had to imagine that there was some hope of a future. Hope set the foundation. Now that little spark of hope is a fragile flame, and the torch is being passed to the next generation.
When a keystone is removed, everything suffers. What happens when a keystone is put back into place? The caretakers of the American chestnut hope that when the Queen is restored, all of Appalachia will become more resilient and able to adapt to climate change.
Not only that, but this experiment in changing the course of evolution is teaching us lessons and skills that may be able to help us save other species.
It's just one tree—but it's never just one tree. It's a bear successfully raising cubs, chestnut bread being served at a Cherokee festival, carbon being removed from the atmosphere and returned to the Earth, a wealth of nectar being produced for pollinators, scientific insights into how to save a species from a deadly pathogen, a baby cradle being shaped in the skilled hands of an Appalachian crafter. It's everything.
Despair is individual; hope is an ecosystem. Despair is a wall that shuts out everything; hope is seeing through a crack in that wall and catching a glimpse of a single tree, and devoting your life to chiseling through the wall towards that tree, even if you know you will never reach it yourself.
An old man points to a shaft of light through the darkness we are both in, toward a crack in the wall. "Do you see it too?" he says. I look, and on the other side I see a young forest full of sunlight, with limber, pole-size chestnut trees growing toward the canopy among the old oaks and hickories. The chestnut trees are in bloom with fuzzy spikes of creamy white, and bumblebees heavy with pollen move among them. I tell the man what I see, and he smiles.
"When I was your age, that crack was so narrow, all I could see was a single little sapling on the forest floor," he says. "I've been chipping away at it all my life. Maybe your generation will be the one to finally reach the other side."
Hope is a great work that takes a lifetime. It is the hardest thing we are asked to do, and the most essential.
I am trying to show you a glimpse of the other side. Do you see it too?
#american chestnut#hope#climate change#biodiversity crisis#climate crisis#trees#plantarchy#learning to imagine the future
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Simple Spell - Full Moon Wish Jar
Intent: To harness the power of the lunar cycle for the manifestation and fulfillment of wishes.
Materials:
Small Jar with tight-fitting lid
Chime candle & fire source
Oil for sealing
Herbs and Items representing your wish
Ideal Timing: Waxing or Full Moon
Find a clear space to work. Make sure it’s free of fire hazards. If possible, try to work near a window through which you can see the moon. (If you don’t have one, that’s all right too, since you’ll be setting the jar out for the moonlight when finished.) Light your candle, focus your intentions, and get to work.
Select herbs and trinkets which fit inside the jar to represent your wish. For example, if your wish is for money or prosperity, you might include coins or small craft gems. If your wish is for health, you might include vitamin pills or a charm representing medicine. Check your books for herbs or crystals that correspond to your wish as well. This is your wish - make the spell your own. The contents of the jar can be whatever you want.
Use the materials that resonate best with you, but remember that your focused intention is the most important component of all. If desired, you can write your wish on a dried leaf or a piece of paper to give the spell a clear direction to work in.
Some common plants associated with wish-making include:
Bamboo
Bay Leaf
Blue Violet
Dandelion Seeds
Dogwood Petals
Nutmeg
Peppermint
Sage Leaf (any color)
Sunflower Petals or Seeds
Once your jar is complete, drip three drops of wax from the candle into the jar and circle the mouth of the jar three times with the oil to seal the charm. Then cap the jar and seal it with wax. Leave your thumbprint in wax on top of the lid. Place the jar somewhere that it will be touched by the light of the full moon and leave it overnight.
The jar should work for about a month, or slightly longer if you’re working with a supermoon. When the next full moon rolls around, you can recharge the jar by leaving it out overnight again, or make a new jar with a new wish.
Recipe suggestions under the cut. (And if you like this spell, you'll love my books!)
Happy Witching! 🌕💜
Health, Wealth, & Happiness
Lavender
Rosemary
Rice
Bay Leaf
Juniper Berries
Apple Wood Chip or Apple Seeds
Seal with Breath
Protection
Rosemary
Basil
Sea Salt or Table Salt
Holly Leaf
Juniper Berries
Seal with Sage or Dragon's Blood Oil
Healing
Basil
Echinacea
Horehound
Lavender
Hyssop
Seal with Basil Oil
Luck & Success
Clover Blossom
Galangal Root
Rosemary
Sassafras
Allspice Berries
Seal with Amber Oil
Money-Draw
Rice
Allspice
Orange Peel
Juniper Berries
Rosemary
Seal with Orange Oil
Love
Rose Petals
Apple Wood Chip
Lavender
Basil
Cherry Blossoms or Cherry Stones
Seal with Rose Oil
Jinx Remover
Sea Salt or Table Salt
Coffee Grounds
Rosemary
Sage (any type)
Black Peppercorns
Seal with Vinegar
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MOTH︰BUTTERFLY ID PACK
NAMES ⌇ acantha. adela. adley. aetheria. aiden. ainsley. alis. allison. amos. angle. ankova. antler. apollo. apple. arches. arden. argent. ari. aruna. ashworth. aspen. asteria. astralyn. atlas. barberry. bay. bee. belina. bellamy. belle. blair. blake. blossom. bright. brighton. bryn. butter. butterfleigh. butterfly. cadi. cai. calesia. cali. canary. carson. cayana. chai. cherry. chouko. cinnabar. cistus. clancy. clifden. cloud. clover. cosmia. crimson. daisy. dakota. december. dewick. dorian. dot. dusk. dust. eclipse. eilira. eilliot. ellison. elnora. emerald. ermina. ermine. esmerelda. esther. evelyn. evern. falena. fern. finley. fisher. flora. fly. flynn. forest. fox. foxglove. galatea. galium. garnet. ghost. ginny. greta. grey. haden. haven. hawk. haworth. hayden. heath. herald. hesperia. holli. hollis. isabella. ismeria. isola. jael. jayden. jersey. july. june. juniper. juno. kahli. kai. karran. karson. kentish. kimko. kit. kori. lace. lackey. langmaid. lepida. light. luca. lucy. luna. lunar. malam. maple. march. mariposa. marlow. marrow. mars. may. micah. mirza. mocha. molie. monroe. moth. mothra. mothy. nettle. november. oak. ocaria. oleander. opal. palmyra. paru. parvaneh. peach. pearl. pepper. pine. pinion. plume. poppy. psyche. quinn. reed. reid. rekoa. remi. riband. ricki. robin. rose. rosy. rowan. ruby. rufous. sable. saffron. saga. saige. scarlet. scotch. sibylla. silver. skyler. sula. swift. tara. tate. tatum. tawny. tera. thora. tiger. una. vanessa. violet. virginia. weaver. winter. wren. yara. zephyr. zephyra. zion. zoumi.
PRONOUNS ⌇ admir/admiral. ant/antenna. anten/antenna. antler/antler. apple/apple. blood/blood. blue/blue. bu/butterfly. bug/bug. butter/butterfly. carpet/carpet. chalk/chalk. cherry/cherrie. chrysalis/chrysali. clear/clearwing. cloud/cloud. cocoo/cocoon. cocoon/cocoon. dagger/dagger. dark/dark. dew/dew. dot/dot. dusk/dusk. dust/dust. erm/ermine. eye/eye. flame/flame. flap/flap. flow/flower. flu/fluttflutter. fluff/fluff. fluff/luff. flutter/flutter. fly/fly. forest/forest. fri/fritillary. frit/fritillery. goat/goat. gold/gold. hair/hairstreak. hawk/hawk. hawk/hawkmoth. heart/heart. hide/hide. hook/hook. in/insect. insect/insect. lace/lace. lamp/lamp. leaf/leaf. lepidoptera/lepidoptera. light/light. lu/luna. luna/luna. lunar/lunar. maple/maple. mo/monarch. mo/moth. mocha/mocha. moon/moon. mor/morpho. moth/moth. nec/nectar. night/night. night/night. nocturnal/nocturnal. noct/nocturnal. oak/oak. plume/plume. reed/reed. riph/ripheu. rose/rose. sallow/sallow. shark/shark. sil/silk. silk/silk. small/small. snout/snout. squeak/squeak. squeak/squeaker. stripe/stripe. sul/sulphur. swa/swallow. swa/tail. swall/swallowtail. swift/swift. tiny/tiny. tuss/tussock. wax/waxe. wing/wing. ☁️ . ⭐️ . 🌕 . 💡 . 🦋 .
#⭐️lists#id pack#npt#name suggestions#name ideas#name list#pronoun suggestions#pronoun ideas#pronoun list#neopronouns#nounself#emojiself#mothkin#moth therian#butterflykin#butterfly therian#mothcore
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Cryptidclaw's WC Prefixes List!
Yall said you were interested in seeing it so here it is!
This is a collection of mostly Flora, Fauna, Rocks, and other such things that can be found in Britain since that’s where the books take place!
I also have other Prefixes that have to do with pelt colors and patterns as well!
Here’s a link to the doc if you dont want to expand a 650 word list on your Tumblr feed lol! the doc is also in my drive linked in my pined post!
below is the actual list! If there are any names you think I should add plz tell me!
EDIT: I will update the doc with new names as I come up with them or have them suggested to me, but I wont update the list on this post! Plz visit my doc for a more updated version!
Animals
Mammal
Badger
Bat
Bear
Beaver
Bison
Boar
Buck
Calf
Cow
Deer
Elk
Fawn
Ferret
Fox
Goat
Hare
Horse
Lamb
Lynx
Marten
Mole
Mouse
Otter
Rabbit
Rat
Seal
Sheep
Shrew
Squirrel
Stoat
Vole
Weasel
Wolf
Wolverine
Amphibians
Frog
Newt
Toad
Reptiles
Scale
Adder
Lizard
Snake
Turtle
Shell
Birds
Bird
Down
Feather
Albatross
Bittern
Buzzard
Chaffinch
Chick
Chicken
Coot
Cormorant
Corvid
Crane
Crow
Curlew
Dove
Duck
Dunlin
Eagle
Egret
Falcon
Finch
Gannet
Goose
Grouse
Gull
Hawk
Hen
Heron
Ibis
Jackdaw
Jay
Kestrel
Kite
Lark
Magpie
Mallard
Merlin
Mockingbird
Murrelet
Nightingale
Osprey
Owl
Partridge
Pelican
Peregrine
Petrel
Pheasant
Pigeon
Plover
Puffin
Quail
Raven
Robin
Rook
Rooster
Ruff
Shrike
Snipe
Sparrow
Starling
Stork
Swallow
Swan
Swift
Tern
Thrasher
Thrush
Vulture
Warbler
Whimbrel
Wren
Freshwater Fish
Fish
Bass
Bream
Carp
Dace
Eel
Lamprey
Loach
Minnow
Perch
Pike
Rudd
Salmon
Sterlet
Tench
Trout
Roach
Saltwater fish and other Sea creatures (would cats be able to find some of these? Probably not, I don't care tho)
Alge
Barnacle
Bass (Saltwater version)
Bream (Saltwater version)
Brill
Clam
Cod
Crab
Dolphin
Eel (Saltwater version)
Flounder
Garfish
Halibut
Kelp
Lobster
Mackerel
Mollusk
Orca
Prawn
Ray
Seal
Shark
Shrimp
Starfish
Sting
Urchin
Whale
Insects and Arachnids
Honey
Insect
Web
Ant
Bee
Beetle
Bug
Butterfly
Caterpillar
Cricket
Damselfly
Dragonfly
Fly
Grasshopper
Grub
Hornet
Maggot
Moth
Spider
Wasp
Worm
Trees
Acorn
Bark
Branch
Forest
Hollow
Log
Root
Stump
Timber
Tree
Twig
Wood
Alder
Apple
Ash
Aspen
Beech
Birch
Cedar
Cherry
Chestnut
Cypress
Elm
Fir
Hawthorn
Hazel
Hemlock
Linden
Maple
Oak
Pear
Poplar
Rowan
Redwood
Spruce
Willow
Yew
Flowers, Shrubs and Other plants
Berry
Blossom
Briar
Field
Flower
Leaf
Meadow
Needle
Petal
Shrub
Stem
Thicket
Thorn
Vine
Anemone
Apricot
Barley
Bellflower
Bluebell
Borage
Bracken
Bramble
Briar
Burnet
Buttercup
Campion
Chamomile
Chanterelle
Chicory
Clover
Cornflower
Daffodil
Daisy
Dandelion
Dogwood
Fallow
Fennel
Fern
Flax
Foxglove
Furze
Garlic
Ginger
Gorse
Grass
Hay
Heather
Holly
Honeysuckle
Hop
Hyacinth
Iris
Ivy
Juniper
Lavender
Lichen
Lilac
Lilly
Mallow
Marigold
Mint
Mistletoe
Moss
Moss
Mushroom
Nettle
Nightshade
Oat
Olive
Orchid
Parsley
Periwinkle
Pine
Poppy
Primrose
Privet
Raspberry
Reed
Reedmace
Rose
Rush
Rye
Saffron
Sage
Sedge
Seed
Snowdrop
Spindle
Strawberry
Tangerine
Tansy
Teasel
Thistle
Thrift
Thyme
Violet
Weed
Wheat
Woodruff
Yarrow
Rocks and earth
Agate
Amber
Amethyst
Arch
Basalt
Bounder
Cave
Chalk
Coal
Copper
Dirt
Dust
Flint
Garnet
Gold
Granite
Hill
Iron
Jagged
Jet
Mountain
Mud
Peak
Pebble
Pinnacle
Pit
Quartz
Ridge
Rock
Rubble
Ruby
Rust(y)
Sand
Sapphire
Sediment
Silt
Silver
Slate
Soil
Spire
Stone
Trench
Zircon
Water Formations
Bay
Cove
Creek
Delta
Lake
Marsh
Ocean
Pool
Puddle
River
Sea
Water
Weather and such
Autumn
Avalanche
Balmy
Blaze
Blizzard
Breeze
Burnt
Chill
Cinder
Cloud
Cold
Dew
Drift
Drizzle
Drought
Dry
Ember
Fall
Fire
Flame
Flood
Fog
Freeze
Frost
Frozen
Gale
Gust
Hail
Ice
Icicle
Lightening
Mist
Muggy
Rain
Scorch
Singe
Sky
Sleet
Sloe
Smoke
Snow
Snowflake
Soot
Sorrel
Spark
Spring
Steam
Storm
Summer
Sun
Thunder
Water
Wave
Wet
Wind
Winter
Celestial??
Comet
Dawn
Dusk
Evening
Midnight
Moon
Morning
Night
Noon
Twilight
Cat Features, Traits, and Misc.
Azure
Beige
Big
Black
Blonde
Blotch(ed)
Blue
Bounce
Bright
Brindle
Broken
Bronze
Brown
Bumble
Burgundy
Call
Carmine
Claw
Cobalt
Cream
Crimson
Cry
Curl(y)
Dapple
Dark
Dot(ted)
Dusky
Ebony
Echo
Fallen
Fleck(ed)
Fluffy
Freckle
Ginger
Golden
Gray
Green
Heavy
Kink
Knot(ted)
Light
Little
Lost
Loud
Marbled
Mew
Milk
Mottle
Mumble
Ochre
Odd
One
Orange
Pale
Patch(ed)
Pounce
Prickle
Ragged
Red
Ripple
Rough
Rugged
Russet
Scarlet
Shade
Shaggy
Sharp
Shimmer
Shining
Small
Smudge
Soft
Song
Speckle
Spike
Splash
Spot(ted)
Streak
Stripe(d)
Strong
Stump(y)
Sweet
Tall
Talon
Tangle
Tatter(ed)
Tawny
Tiny
Tough
Tumble
Twist
Violet
Whisker
Whisper
White
Wild
Wooly
Yellow
#cryptidclaw's warriors au#?#Im tempted to use these in the au#some characters deserve some more fun names hehe#rise of change#warrior cats#warrior cats design#warriors#warriors names#warriors naming#warriors prefixes
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𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓛𝓪𝓷𝓰𝓾𝓪𝓰𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓕𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓮𝓻𝓼
It's spring and the flowers are blooming! Take a walk through a cultivated garden or a wild meadow to inhale the wonderful medley of aromas provided by mother nature. But with each blossom and bundle of pollen is always an underlying meaning. Whether you're broken hearted, attempting to explain your feelings, or simply looking for subtly-worded revenge, flowers can be your language.
°˖✧✿✧˖°MUST INCLUDE! mentions of flowers, gardens and spring
°˖✧✿✧˖°You must also pick a flower from the prompts provided and utilize the meaning somewhere within your fic
°˖✧✿✧˖°Minimum word count is 500
°˖✧✿✧˖°deadline: June.19th
°˖✧✿✧˖°must be a member of our net to participate
°˖✧✿✧˖°all network rules in regards to posting applies
°˖✧✿✧˖°please use the hashtag #codn: spring24 for all posts submitted for the event
The Prompts:
Amaryllis- Shy
Anemone (white)- Sincere
Ambroisa- Pious
Aster Tataricus- remembrance
Black Lily - love, curse
Bluebell - grateful
Cactus (flower) - lust, sex
Camellia (red)- in love, perishing with grace
Camellia (yellow) - longing
Camellia (white)- waiting
Carnation - fascination, distinction, love
Cherry Blossom - kind, gentle, transience of life
Chrysanthemum (yellow) - imperial
Chrysanthemum (white) - truth
Four-leaf Clover - lucky
Daffodil - respect
Dahlia - good taste
Daisy - faith
Edelweiss - courage, power
Erica - solitude
Forget-me-not - true love
Freesia - childish, immature
Gardenia - secret love
Hibiscus - gentle
Honeysuckle - generous
Iris - good news, glad tidings, loyalty
Jasmine (Arabian/Spanish) - friendly, graceful
Lavender - faithful
Lily (white) - purity, chastity
Lily of Incas - such strong connection that language is limited when trying to explain it
Lily (orange) - hatred, revenge
Lily of the Valley/ Spider Lily - sweet
Lotus - far from the one he loves, purity, chastity
Magnolia - Natural
Mistletoe/holly - looking for love
Morning Glory- willful promises
Narcissus- self esteem
Pansy- thoughtful, caring
Peony- bravery
Poppy (red)- fun loving
Poppy (white)- rejoice
Poppy (yellow)- success
Rose (red)- love, in love
Rose (white)- innocence, silence, devotion
Rose (yellow)- jealousy
Rose (pink)- trust, happiness, confidence
Spider Lily (red) - never meet again, lost memory, abandonment
Sunflower - respect, passionate love, radiance
Sweet Pea- goodbye
Tiger Lily - wealth
Tulip (red)- fame, charity, trust
Tulip (Yellow)- one sided love
Verbena- cooperative
Violet- honesty
White Egret Orchid - purity, delicateness, "I'll be thinking of you even in my dreams"
Zinnia- loyalty
Like always, have fun with our first seasonal event of the year, may you be blessed with the muse, and The Fates look forward to your submissions~!
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I Got bored one time awhile ago and made a list of every prefix plus some into organised sections so I thought I might as well share.
All the ones that aren’t cannon to warriors, yet at lest are bold
Describing names
Colours: red, russet, copper, golden, amber, yellow, green, blue, violet, pink, white, gray, black, ebony, dark, pale, silver, brown, tawny, fallow
Pattern, Texture + Size: spot/ted, dapple, speckle, freckle, brindle, patch, mottle, ragged, tangle, kink, bristle, fuzzy, curl/y, wooly, soft, sleek, little, tiny, small, slight, short, tall, long, big, heavy, crooked, broken, half, stumpy, shred, torn, jagged
Actions + Character: flip, pounce, bounce, jump, hop, crouch, down, low, drift, flail, strike, running, fidget, mumble, whistle, snap, sneeze, shiver/ing, shining, flutter, fallen, lost, rush, fleet, quick, shy, sweet, brave, loud, quiet, wild, hope, wish,
Other: claw, whisker, dead, odd, one, spike, fringe, echo, song, hallow, haven
Elements
Time + Weather: day, night, dusk, dawn, morning, sky, sun/ny, moon, storm, lightning, thunder, cloud/y, mist/y, fog, snow, blizzard, ice, frost, dew, drizzle, rain, clear, wind, breeze, gale, shadow, shade, bright, light,
Earth/Water/Fire names: stone, rock, boulder, slate, flint, pebble, gravel, sand/y, dust, mud/dy, meadow, hill, rubble, river, ripple, whorl, float, rapid, shimmer, lake, swamp, marsh, wave, wet, bubbling, splash, puddle, pool, creek, fire, flame, flicker, flash, blaze, scorch, ember, spark, ash, soot, cinder, smoke
Plants
Trees: alder, aspen, birch, beech, cedar, cypress, pine, elm, willow, oak, larch, maple, bay, rowan, timber, bark, log, wood, twig, acorn, cone, seed, spire
Berry/Nut/Fruit/Herb: juniper, elder, sloe, holly, yew, mistle, bramble, hickory, hazel, chestnut, nut, apple, cherry, cranberry, olive, pear, plum, peach, chive, mint, fennel, sage, basil, mallow, parsley
Flowers: aster, poppy, primrose, rose, bluebell, marigold, tansy, pansy, briar, cherry, daisy, dandelion, daffodil, tulip, violet, lily, myrtle, thrift, yarrow, heather, lavender, blossom, bloom, flower, petal
Other: leaf, frond, fern, bracken, sorrel, hay, rye, oat, wheat, cotton, reed, pod, cinnamon, milkweed, grass, clover, weed, stem, sedge, gorse, furze, flax, nettle, thistle, ivy, moss, lichen, bush, vine, root, thorn, prickle, nectar
Animals
Mammals: mouse, rat, mole, vole, shrew, squirrel, hedgehog, bat, rabbit, hare, ferret, weasel, stoat, mink, marten, otter, hog, wolf, hound, fox, vixen, badger, deer, doe, stag, fawn, sheep, cow, pig, lion, tiger, leopard, lynx, milk
Birds: robin, jay, cardinal, thrush, sparrow, swallow, shrike, starling, rook, swift, dove, pigeon, crow, raven, duck, goose, heron, wren, finch, swan, stork, quail, gull, lark, owl, eagle, hawk, kestrel, buzzard, kite, hoot, feather, bird, egg, talon
Fish, Reptiles + Amphibians: pike, perch, pollack, trout, tench, cod, carp, bass, bream, eel, minnow, fin, snake, adder, lizard, turtle, frog, toad, newt
Bug type Names: bug, lady or ladybug, moth, spider, ant, snail, slug, beetle, bee, wasp, dragon or dragonfly, bumble, worm, maggot, cricket, fly, midge, web, honey
Skyclan + Warriorclan: Bella, Billy, Big, Harry, Harvey, Snook, Ebony, Monkey
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Planet Mars: Astrology, Associations, Healing & Magick -Talon Abraxas
Mars and Magick
The energy of Mars may be invoked in magical workings dealing with warriors, war or battles, attack or defense, increasing or preserving physical strength, courage, or sexual potency.
It can also be invoked to break binding spells and love spells and to counter or protect against any spells using Venus energy. Mars energy lends itself well to spells to induce lust and passion, but not love and devotion.
Herbs Associated with the Planet Mars
Thorny and/or red plants are often associated with Mars as are those with a strong, spicy flavor and the ability to warm and stimulate or energize the body.
A list of 50+ herbs associated with the planet Mars:
Acacia,
Agapanthus,
Aloes,
All-Heal,
Asafoetida,
Asarabacca,
Ashwagandha,
Barberry,
Basil,
Belladonna,
Betony,
Black cherry,
Black gum,
Blue cohosh,
Broomrape,
Bryony,
Buckbush,
Butterbur,
Butcher’s broom,
Cacti,
Calamus,
Caper,
Cardamom,
Cardoon,
Cassava,
Catnip,
Chicalote,
Chickweed,
Chives,
Coneflower,
Coriander,
Corn salad,
Cow Parsnip,
Cypress,
Dandelion leaf,
Devil’s claw root,
Dragonhead flower,
Dragon tree,
Field horsetail,
Flax lily,
Garlic,
Gentian,
ginger,
Gobo,
Gorse,
Guanique,
Hawthorn,
Holly,
Horseradish,
Hyacinth,
Japanese knotweed,
Kola nut,
Lamium,
Maca,
Madder Root,
Madwoman’s Milk,
Masterwort,
Mistletoe,
Mugwort,
Mullein,
Mustard,
nettles,
Onion,
Pepper,
Pepperwort,
Pennyroyal,
Pigweed,
Radish,
Red cedar,
Red clover,
Red-hot poker,
Reed,
Resurrection lily,
Rowan,
Rue,
Safflower,
Sarsaparilla,
Solandra,
Tea,
Tarragon,
Thistle,
Thyme,
Toadflax,
Tomatillo,
Turmeric,
Wild ginger,
Wild tobacco,
Wormwood,
Yohimbe
Crystals Associated with Mars
Any red stone can be used to represent Mars including ruby and garnet. Bloodstone also contains Mars energy.
Other Correspondences
Mars is associated with Tuesday, and in Romance languages, the word for Tuesday often resembles Mars (in Spanish, Martes, and in French, Mardi). Dante Alighieri associated Mars with the liberal art of arithmetic.
The color red, the-tower tarot card, the sword, and the pentagram are all symbols of Mars.
The horse, the bear, and the wolf are also associated with Mars.
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Pt 1 of story
(Xtwo is a common mewtwo x)
(Zyla is a baby mewtwo x half y with a holly leaf on her head)
(Cherry is a female mewtwo y)
(Slash is a common mewtwo y)
(Ruth is a pink mewtwo x)
(Spirit is a shadow mewtwo w blue eyes)
Hello?
Xtwo turned his head.
Slash froze.
Zyla squeaked.
Cherry gasped slightly.
It was back. Years later.
The cloud of musty blue, purple, and black dust with a light in the middle swirled like a tornado, floating through the open window into the house. Papers flew everywhere, and lights flickered as it neared them. Xtwo protectively swerved his hand over Zyla, making sure to keep the her safe. Cherry held Slash’s hand, who was closest to her. They all had a look of recognition on their faces, except for confused Zyla.
“This is really bad…” Xtwo muttered, half angrily and half fearfully. “Me kno…” Zyla whimpered, holding Xtwo’s hand tighter as the wind blew faster. “Just get out of the house, and fly for your life-“ before Cherry could finish, the black swirling form casted a long loop of dark wind toward her, grabbing her waist. She shrieked, losing her grip to her brother’s trembling hand as it pulled her into the dark swirling mass, her screams of terror becoming muffled. “No… NO! This is bad already?!?” Slash staggered back, breathing heavily. Xtwo stood wide-eyed at the swirling storm. “MOTHERR!!” Zyla shrieked, hugging Xtwo’s hand in a tight grip. Xtwo looked down at her with fearful eyes as the storm flew nearer to them, knocking down a chair in the kitchen. “Let’s slowly walk outside. Don’t let it know. I’ll distract it while y’all escape. Hurry!” Slash commanded, running to the dark storm and holding his arms out wide. Xtwo nodded in panic, crouching as he slowly snuck to the back door. Zyla walked along with him, her hand tightly in his. But before they knew it, the storm made a loud yowl of wind, tossing a ton of swirling back tentacles of dark wind in every direction. Slash screamed as he was forcefully flung into the swirling dark wind, the slings of air catching him. Xtwo yelled in terror as the storm caught his grip. Zyla whimpered, holding his hand continuously as the wind tugged at her feet and small, fragile body. “Zyla… I won’t let you into the storm! Grab the stair railing, NOW!” Zyla froze when she saw the pole ascending from the steps. She wanted to listen to Xtwo, but she couldn’t. “But… fad! You’ll get in the st- “NOW!!” Xtwo’s voice rung out as his feet slid on the wooden floor. The urgency and fear of his voice naturally caused her to panic, and she grabbed the white pole, letting go of Xtwo’s hand. “Don’t let go, poothead. With your life!! DONT LET GO!!” Xtwo cried out, gritting his teeth as he flung into the void of dark wind. Zyla froze, a tear welling in her eye as he disappeared. “XTWO!”
“What a great day it’s been, hasn’t it?”
Spirit yawned, rolling on his back. Ruth chuckled, blocking her eyes from the setting sun before them. The day had been great. After she had returned from school, just like every day, she would run into the forest and find Spirit along with his buddies, the Shadowbaby group. The Shadowbaby group was a pack of baby shadowtwos, who would always get into trouble. They had classes. One shadowtwo would be the Jamal of the group (the leader), and one would be the Jit (the deputy). Spirit was 16, the oldest shadowtwo in the group. He and Ruth would get together every day and have some fun. Today they had ran around a cliff, exploring in the rocks. They also had visited an abandoned gas station. Right now, they were laying on a soft grassy hill, watching the sun set on the horizon.
“This day has been perfect like you said…” Ruth smiled, leaning on Spirit. The sun casted a warm orange and yellow glow on their fur and the surroundings. “Anyways, I think I should go now. My family might be wondering where the hedge I am.” Ruth quickly sat up, then winced as a shot of nausea came unto her, causing her to come falling back down again. Spirit looked at her worrying. “Are you still not feeling well?” He mewed, helping her up. “No… I haven’t. I’ve never had a sickness like this before. It’s been going on for a few weeks… but I’m sure it will clear up. To be honest though, the only annoying thing really is that whatever this sickness is, it’s making me pale. And I came in the first day of school looking like this… and everybody thinks this is my real color.” She frowned, half annoyed half amused. Spirit chuckled. “Well, at least when you turn back your real color, everyone’s gonna be shocked. It’s brilliant!” Spirit laughed, and Ruth smiled as she walked into the forest towards home. “That’s so nice of you. Remember, meet me at the Red Rock tomorrow, got it?” She ran farther down into the woods, turning into a blur. Spirit held his hand up and waved.
“Got it.”
Ruth panted as she approached the door to the house. She picked off a leaf on her ear, then opened the door with a smile. Upon opening it, she was greeted by silence. An eerie feeling came within her, causing her smile to fade. “Hello? Xtwo? Slash?” She ran around the living room, and a worse feeling overcame her while she scanned the line of fallen objects and chairs. What had happened? “Anyone? Is- Zyla!” Ruth’s ears perked up as she spotted the babytwo curled up next to the stairs, looking devastated. The hollyleaf on her tiny head was twisted. “Zyla! What happened?!” Ruth dashed up to the babytwo, putting her hands around the baby’s head. “Xtwo… Cheeeery… Sash… gone!” Zyla cried out. Ruth immediately sensed danger, and grabbed the baby monitor and went to the recordings. Her eyes couldn’t believe what she was seeing when she caught sight of earlier’s recording. “They… got taken… the dark wind! I KNOW that!” Ruth gasped, memories flooding her mind. The rain… the car… the injury… the mewtwo in the cape… the wind that attacked her and her family and friends when she was 6… that was the same wind in the video! It had come back! “This can’t be happening…” she muttered in utter disbelief as she watched the dark wind fly out the window with her family. “They’re gone! They’re really gone! No…!!”
lil story I’m making (:
There will be a part 2, I promise lol
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Prefixes/Suffixes for ThunderClan Cats
Words from things that can't be found in North America or Europe aren't included; this list is made based on ThunderClan territory, culture, & prey.
95+ prefixes and 30+ suffixes under the cut!
Prefixes
A
Acorn-
Adder-
Alder-
Apple-
Ash-
Aspen-
B
Badger-
Bark-
Bay-
Bear-
Beaver-
Bee-
Beech-
Beetle-
Berry-
Birch-
Bird-
Bracken-
Bramble-
Branch-
Bug-
Bumble-
Bumblebee-
Butterfly-
C
Cardinal-
Cedar-
Cherry-
Chestnut-
Chipmunk-
Crow-
Cuckoo-
Cypress-
D
Deer-
Doe-
Dogwood-
E
Elk-
Elm-
F
Fawn-
Feather-
Fir-
Fox-
Frog-
G
Gum-
H
Hawk-
Hedgehog-
Hemlock-
Hickory-
Holly-
Honey-
J
Juneberry-
Juniper-
L
Larch-
Laurel-
Leaf-
Linden-
Lizard-
Locust-
M
Magpie-
Maple-
Mouse-
Mulberry-
Myrtle-
N
Nectar-
Nettle-
Nut-
Nutmeg-
O
Oak-
Olive-
Owl-
P
Palm-
Pecan-
Pine-
Poplar-
R
Raccoon-
Raven-
Robin-
Root-
Rowan-
S
Sequoia-
Shrew-
Snake-
Spruce-
Squirrel-
Stag-
Sweetgum-
Sycamore-
T
Toad-
Tree-
V
Vole-
W
Walnut-
Weasel-
Willow-
Worm-
Y
Yarrow-
Yew-
Suffixes
A
apple
B
bark
berry
bird
branch
C
claw
F
fall
feather
flash
flight
flower
flutter
H
heart
L
leaf
leap
light
M
moth
R
root
rumble
S
step
strike
stripe
T
tail
thorn
W
wing
#warrior names#prefixes#suffixes#/ Region:#North America#Europe#/ Clan:#ThunderClan#/ Reach:#TumblrClan#warriors#warrior cats#warriors oc#warriors roleplay#oc inspiration#oc inspo
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List of all SDV and SDV:E (Stardew Valley: Expanded) Giftable Items
Horseradish
Daffodil
Leek
Dandelion
Parsnip
Cave Carrot
Coconut
Cactus
Banana
Sap
Large Egg
Egg
Milk
Large Milk
Green Bean
Cauliflower
Potato
Garlic
Kale
Rhubarb
Melon
Tomato
Morsel
Blueberry
Fiddlehead Fern
Hot Pepper
Wheat
Radish
Red Cabbage
Starfruit
Corn
Rice
Eggplant
Artichoke
Pumpkin
Bokchoy
Yam
Chanterelle
Cranberry
Holly
Beets
Ostrich Egg
Salmonberry
Amouranth
Pale Ale
Hops
Void Egg
Mayonnaise
Duck Mayonnaise
Void Mayonnaise
Clay
Copper Bar
Silver Bar
Gold Bar
Iridium Bar
Refined Quartz
Honey
Pickles
Jam
Beer
Wine
Juice
Clam
Poppy
Copper Ore
Silver Ore
Coal
Gold Ore
Iridium Ore
Wood
Stone
Nautilus Shell
Coral
Summer Shell
Spice Berry
Sea Urchin
Grape
Spring Onion
Strawberry
Sweet Pea
Common Mushroom
Wild Plum
Hazelnut
Blackberry
Winter Root
Crystal Fruit
Snow Yam
Sweet Gem Berry
Crocus
Red Mushroom
Sunflower
Purple Mushroom
Cheese
Goat Cheese
Cloth
Truffle
Truffle Oil
Coffee Bean
Goat Milk
Large Goat Milk
Wool
Duck Egg
Duck Feather
Caviar
Lucky Rabbit’s Foot
Aged Roe
Ancient Fruit
Mead
Tulip
Summer Spangle
Fairy Rose
Blue Jazz
Apple
Green Tea
Apricot
Orange
Peach
Pomegranate
Cherry
Bug Meat
Hardwood
Maple Syrup
Oak Resin
Pine Tar
Slime
Bat Wing
Rusty Blade
Swirl Stone
Solar Essence
Void Essence
Void Pebble
Void Shard
Void Soul
Fiber
Battery
Dinosaur Mayonnaise
Roe
Squid Ink
Tea Leaves
Ginger
Taro Root
Pineapple
Mango
Cinder Shard
Magma Cap
Bone Fragment
Radioactive Ore
Radioactive Bar
Ancient Fiber
Bearberry
Conch
Dried Sand Dollar
Ferngill Primrose
Golden Ocean Flower
Goldenrod
Green Mushroom
Four-Leaf Clover
Monster Fruit
Monster Mushroom
Mushroom Colony
Poison Mushroom
Red Baneberry
Salal Berry
Slime Berry
Rafflesia
Sports Drink
Stamina Capsule
Thistle
Void Root
Winter Star Ross
Dewdrop Berry
Aged Blue Moon Wine
Blue Moon Wine
Aegis Elixir
Armor Elixir
Barbarian Elixir
Gravity Elixir
Haste Exilir
Hero Elixir
Lightning Elixir
Pufferfish
Anchovy
Tuna
Sardine
Bream
Largemouth Bass
Smallmouth Bass
Rainbow Trout
Salmon
Walleye
Perch
Carp
Catfish
Pike
Sunfish
Red Snapper
Herring
Eel
Octopus
Red Mullet
Squid
Seaweed
Green Algae
Seacucumber
Super Seacucumber
Ghost Carp
White Algae
Stone Fish
Crimsonfish
Angler
Icepip
Lava Eel
Legend
Sandfish
Scorpion Carp
Flounder
Midnight Carp
Mutant Carp
Sturgeon
Tiger Trout
Bullhead
Tilapia
Chub
Dorado
Albacore
Shad
Lingcod
Halibut
Lobster
Crayfish
Crab
Cockle
Mussel
Shrimp
Snail
Periwinkle
Oyster
Woodskip
Glacierfish
Void Salmon
Slimejack
Midnight Squid
Spookfish
Blobfish
Stingray
Lionfish
Blue Discus
Baby Lunaloo
Bonefish
Bull Trout
Butterfish
Clownfish
Daggerfish
Dulse Seaweed
Frog
Gemfish
Goldenfish
Grass Carp
King Salmon
Kittyfish
Lunaloo
Meteor Carp
Minnow
Puppyfish
Radioactive Bass
Razor Trout
Seahorse
Sea Sponge
Shiny Lunaloo
Snatcher Worm
Starfish
Torpedo Trout
Undeadfish
Void Eel
Water Grub
Dwarf Scroll 1
Dwarf Scroll 2
Dwarf Scroll 3
Dwarf Scroll 4
Chipped Amphora
Arrowhead
Ancient Doll
Elvish Jewelry
Chewing Stick
Ornamental Fan
Dinosaur Egg
Rare Disc
Ancient Sword
Rusty Spoon
Rusty Spur
Rusty Cog
Chicken Statue
Ancient Seed
Prehistoric Tool
Dried Starfish
Anchor
Glass Shards
Bone Flute
Prehistoric Handaxe
Dwarvish Helm
Dwarf Gadget
Ancient Drum
Golden Mask
Golden Relic
Strange Doll
Strange Doll
Prehistoric Scapula
Prehistoric Tibia
Prehistoric Skull
Skeletal Hand
Prehistoric Rib
Prehistoric Vertebrae
Skeletal Tail
Nautilus Shell
Amphibian Fossil
Palm Fossil
Trilobite
Emerald
Aquamarine
Ruby
Amethyst
Topaz
Jade
Diamond
Prismatic Shard
Quartz
Fire Quartz
Frozen Tear
Earth Crystal
Alamite
Bixite
Baryite
Aerinite
Calcite
Dolomite
Esperite
Fluorapatite
Geminite
Helvite
Jamborite
Jagoite
Kyanite
Lunarite
Malachite
Nepunite
Lemon Stone
Nekoite
Orpiment
Petrified Slime
Thunder Egg
Pyrite
Ocean Stone
Ghost Crystal
Tiger’s Eye
Jasper
Opal
Fire Opal
Celestine
Marble
Sandstone
Granite
Basalt
Limestone
Soapstone
Hematite
Mudstone
Obsidian
Slate
Fairy Stone
Star Shards
Fried Egg
Omelet
Salad
Cheese Cauliflower
Baked Fish
Parsnip Soup
Vegetable Medley
Complete Breakfast
Fried Calimari
Strange Bun
Lucky Lunch
Fried Mushrooms
Pizza
Bean Hotpot
Glazed Yams
Carp Surprise
Hashbrowns
Pancakes
Salmon Dinner
Fish Taco
Crispy Bass
Pepper Poppers
Bread
Tom Kha Soup
Trout Soup
Chocolate Cake
Pink Cake
Rhubarb Pie
Cookies
Spaghetti
Spicy Eel
Sashimi
Maki Roll
Tortilla
Red Plate
Eggplant Parmesan
Rice Pudding
Ice Cream
Bluberry Tart
Autumn’s Bounty
Pumpkin Soup
Super Meal
Cranberry Sauce
Stuffing
Farmer’s Lunch
Survival Burger
Dish’O’The Sea
Miner’s Treat
Roots Platter
Triple Shot Espresso
Seafoam Pudding
Algae Soup
Pale Broth
Plum Pudding
Artichoke Dip
Stir Fry
Roasted Hazelnuts
Pumpkin Pie
Radish Salad
Fruit Salad
Blackberry Cobbler
Cranberry Candy
Bruschetta
Coleslaw
Fiddlehead Risotto
Poppyseed Muffin
Chowder
Fish Stew
Escargot
Lobster Bisque
Maple Bar
Crab Cakes
Shrimp Cocktail
Ginger Ale
Banana Pudding
Mango Sticky Rice
Poi
Tropical Curry
Squid Ink Ravioli
Mushroom Berry Rice
Big Bark Burger
Flower Cookie
Frog Legs
Glazed Butterfish
Grampleton Orange Chicken
Mixed Berry Pie
Baked Berry Oatmeal
Void Delight
Void Salmon Sushi
#Mistakes have likely been made and I will not be fixing them so just reply to the post with any corrections#sdv#stardew#stardew valley#sdv:e#sdve#stardew expanded#stardew valley expanded#giftable items#sdv items#sdv gifts#sdv gifting#long post
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Warrior cat name Ideas Prefixes - A-Z A Acorn Adder Amber Ant Apple Arch Arrow Aspen Ash Asher Alder Amber B Badger Bark Beech Bellow Birch Berry Bird Black Blizzard Brave Breeze Bright Brown Bell Bug Beetle Bluebell Blue Bounce Brindle Brush Bush Buzzard Buzz Bee Bumble Bass Basil Bubble Brine Beaver Bison (I feel like this only goes good with ‘horn’ or Bisonpelt/fur.) Bat Bone Butterfly Burdock Broken Bramble Bracken Bay Brisk Blossom Briar Boil Branch Bud C Cloud Cloudy Crystal Cold Cricket Cliff Cardinal Crying Cougar Coyote Cobweb Chick Cow Cave Cheetah Carrot Coral Cactus Claw Cedar Cherry Cinder Clover Copper Creek Crooked Crouch Crow D Dew Dewy Duck Dusty Dust Dune Down Dagger Dodge Dolphin Daisy Doe Dapple Dappled Dark Dawn Dead Dove Drift Dusk E Eagle Ebony Echo Egg Eel Ember F Fallen Fallow Fawn Feather Fennel Fern Ferret Finch Fire Flame Fleet Flint Flower Flow Fly Fox Freckle Frog Frost Furze Fuzzy Foal Falling Fall G Gale Gust Golden Gold Goose Gorse Gorge Grass Gray Green Grass Goldfish Guppy Ghost H Hail Half Hare Hawk Hay Hoot Hazel Heather Heavy Hollow Holly Honey Honeycomb Hummingbird Horse Happy Hornet Hound Heron I Ice Ivy J Jagged Jay Joy Jaguar Jackdaw Jump Juniper K Kestrel Kink Koi L Lake Larch Leaf Lark Leopard Lichen Lightning Lily Lion Little Lizard Log Long Lost Loud Low Lynx M Maggot Mallow Maple Marsh Meadow Milk Minnow Mint Mist Misty Mole Moon Morning Moss Mossy Moth Mottle Mouse Mouth Mud Mumble Mink Muddy Moonlight Mountain Mushroom Monkey N Nettle Needle Nut Newt Night Nimble O Oak Oat Odd Olive One Otter Owl Orange Ocean Orca Opal P Pale Perch Pool Pike Peak Prickle Pounce Pine Petal Petal Pebble Pear Patch Pirate(kittypet or loner) Polar Peach Panda Pond Pigeon Plum Q Quail Quick R Rabbit Rain Ragged Rat Rattle Root Raspberry Reed Red Robin Rock Rose Rowan Rubble Running Rushing Rush Russet Rust Rye Raven Raccoon Rustle Rattlesnake Ravine Rapid S Sage Short Sheep Sedge Shrew Slate Slow Snail Sneeze Sorrel Soot Spider Spruce Sun Sunny Swallow Shallow Shade Sharp Scorch Sand Sandy Sky Silver Smoke Snake Soft Snow Sparrow Speckle Splash Spotted Squirrel Stalking Stalk Stalker Starling Stone Storm Stumpy Stump Sweet Swift Shred Sloe Shell Seed Shimmer Shimmering Skunk Spirit Squid Shy Sound Summer Sapphire Spiraling Spiral Shark Saturn T Tall Talon Tooth Timber Tiger Twig Tumble Thorn Thistle Thrush Tawny Tangle Ting Trout Torn Toad Tiny V Vine Vixen Void Vole W Wasp Weasel Web Weed Wet Whisker White Whale Wild Willow Wind Wolf Winter Wisteria Whisper Whispering Water Wave Waver Whisper Watermelon Whistle Wood Y Yellow
Yew
Yarrow- suggested
You guys DONT WANNA KNOW how LONG this took. I’m crying. And I might’ve missed some so feel free to send me messages in chat to request me editing it and putting it in some (not like messaging but the. Chat in this post lol.)
@cryptidclaw I also did this for our Au to help us with renaming.
I will get to suffixes soon I promise.
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; hullo !! Could we please get some names and pronouns related to like 2000s scenecore and like void vibes ?? More androgynous pleaseee. And also names and pronouns themed around angelic / angel things, and like berries .. ?? ( like strawberry / strawberryself kinda thing !! ) Preferably feminine !! :]
Sure thing!
Names:
Bo/Rainbow
Neon/Neo
Ghost
Zero
Kandi
Void
Nero
Abyss
Onyx
Obsidian
Crow
Ink
Jett
Nyx
Midnight
-
Berry
Angel
Angela
Angelica
Seraphina/Serafina/Sera
Evangeline
Gabrielle/Gabriella
Rose/Rosa
Juniper
Cherry
Blue
Holly
May
June
Pronouns:
scene/scenes
rawr/rawrs
kandi/kandis
rainbow/rainbows
color/colors
colour/colours
neon/neons
XD/XDs
voi/void/voids/voids/voidself
void/voids
null/nulls
abyss/abysses
ink/inks
night/nights
bow/bows
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berry/berrys
strawberry/strawberrys
straw/berry/straws/berrys/strawberryself
blue/blues
blue/berry/blues/berrys/blueberryself
rasp/berry/rasps/berrys/raspberryself
raspberry/raspberryself
goose/berry/gooses/berrys/gooseberryself
leaf/leafs
cranberry/cranberrys
angel/angels
wing/wings
halo/halos
divine/divines
div/divine/divines/divines/divineself
holy/holys
hymn/hymns
#name recs#name ideas#name suggestions#pronoun recs#pronoun ideas#pronoun suggestions#neopronouns#neopronoun ideas#neopronoun recs#neopronoun suggestions#feminine names#neutral names#scenecore neos#scene neos#angel neos#berry neos
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New Hollyleaf! I decided to go with making her mostly black with a few red markings!
in RoC she’s Crowfeather and Squirrelflight’s kit so she has a similar black pelt to Crow, but darker, and she got the red from her mom, though I saturated it to like pure cherry (or holly heh) red, not realistic but I simply do not care.
I gave her a red paw that looks like it has blood splatter because ~symbolism~
Its kinda hard to see but she also has a star marking on her chest like Jay and Falcon (Lion) do, but hers is broken in half to symbolize how she’s not actually a part of the three!
I kno in canon she is given the “leaf” suffix as a reference to her actual mom, but since she’s not Leaf’s kit in this au, I think she received the suffix as a reference to her time training as a Healer with Leafpool as her mentor!
{Image ID: a digital drawing of Hollyleaf from Warrior Cats. She is sitting with her right side showing, her face is facing the camera and she has a serious, brooding expression on her face. She is a mostly black molly with green eyes and a few bright red markings. She has small red freckle like spots under and between her eyes, on her shoulders and on her flank. Her right front foot is also red in a blood splatter like pattern. The upper part of her eyes are also lined with red and her spikey lashes are res as well. She has dark red inner ears, she has a spikey tuft of hair on her head and where is starts she wears two holly leaves and two holly berries./End ID]
#cryptidclaw's warriors au#rise of change#hollyleaf#hollyleaf design#warrior cats#warrior cats design#warriors
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all the alder-pigeon-titania kitty kitties!!!
first (alder+titania)
sage, mint, lavender, yarrow, dandelion (163m)
second (alder+titania)
oak, birch, ash, pine, maple, elm, cypress (150m)
third (pigeon+titania)
daffodil, hyacinth, delphinium (145m)
fourth (alder+titania)
thistle, fern, ivy, leaf (142m)
fifth (pigeon+titania)
oriole, raven, thrush, finch, sparrow, crow, cardinal, canary, starling (138m)
sixth (pigeon+titania)
spider, moth, bug, fly, gnat, cricket, mite (134m)
seventh (alder+titania)
amethyst, quartz, topaz, lapis, garnet (130m)
eighth (pigeon+titania)
hawk, eagle, falcon, owl, ibis, vulture (126m)
ninth (alder+titania)
rain, snow, hail, sleet (123m)
tenth (alder+titania)
daisy, lily, tulip, carnation (118m)
eleventh (alder+titania)
azalea, iris, aster, jasmine, amaryllis (112m)
twelfth (alder+titania)
rabbit, badger, vixen, deer, mouse, hound, wolf, rat (107m)
thirteenth (pigeon+titania)
willow, magnolia, sycamore, wisteria (103m)
fourteenth (pigeon+titania)
river, stream, lake, ocean, pond (98m)
fifteenth (alder+titania)
juniper, chestnut, cedar, rowan, hazel, aspen (95m)
sixteenth (pigeon+titania)
bee, weevil, butterfly, wasp, mantis (92m)
seventeenth (alder+titania)
albatross, swan, goose, condor, heron, parrot (89m)
eighteenth (alder+titania)
raspberry, peach, cherry, tangerine, apple (84m)
nineteenth (alder+titania)
burnet, celadine, mallow, fennel, sedge (80m)
twentieth (pigeon+titania)
shark, dolphin, whale, orca (77m)
twentifirst (pigeon+titania)
pumpkin, radish, garlic, onion, carrot (73m)
twentisecond (pigeon+titania)
sky, moon, sun, star, cloud (69m)
twentithird (pigeon+titania)
hibiscus, begonia, peony, hydrangea, allium, snapdragon (64m)
twentifourth (alder+titania)
cactus, eucalyptus, hemlock, holly, nettle (61m)
twentififth (pigeon+titania)
cinnamon, saffron, paprika, ginger (57m)
twentisixth (alder+titania)
almond, pecan, peanut (53m)
twentiseventh (pigeon+titania)
bramble, twig, tree, branch, thorn, thicket (49m)
twentieighth (alder+titania)
lemon, pomegranate, honeydew, watermelon (44m)
twentininth (pigeon+titania)
porcupine, vole, otter, opossum (39m)
thirtieth (pigeon+titania)
rattle, cobra, adder, viper, python (36m)
thirtifirst (alder+titania)
silk, velvet, satin, lace (32m)
thirtisecond (alder+titania)
kiwi, pineapple, mango, fig (28m)
thirtithird (alder+titania)
beech, larch, fir, spruce (25m)
thirtifourth (pigeon+titania)
cyclamen, lupine, bluebell, tansy (22m)
thirtififth (alder+titania)
hibiscus, allium, phlox, indigo, lilac (17m)
thirtisixth (alder+titania)
bear, moose, squirrel, coyote (14m)
thirtiseventh (alder+titania)
lizard, frog, toad, newt, iguana, salamander, turtle, chameleon, gecko, tortoise (10m)
thirtieighth (pigeon+titania)
amaranth, foxglove, lotus, heather, oleander (7m)
thirtininth (alder+titania)
shine, glow, glimmer, twinkle, shimmer (2m)
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a little something for all my mutuals, since I've received sweet mutual appreciation posts and i wanna make one since ily all <333
𝘼 𝘽𝙤𝙪𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙩 𝙁𝙤𝙧 𝙔𝙤𝙪 !
@that-one-pretty-bitch
rose or white acacia; sweet alyssum; amaryllis; angrec; calla / ethiopica; forget-me-not; rudbeckia
> > > [ MEANINGS IN ORDER.] elegance, worth beyond beauty, splendid beauty or pride, royalty, magnificent beauty, forget me not, justice
@d10nsaint
acacia; amaranth, globe; amethyst; almond, flowering; sweet alyssum; mignionette; rose, orange
> > > [ MEANINGS IN ORDER.] friendship, immortality, admiration, hope, worth beyond beauty, your qualities surpass your charms
@futuristicsweetsinternet
narcissus; rose, burgundy; periwinkle, white; poplar, black; ranunculus; sweet alyssum;
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] self-love, unconscious beauty, tender recollections, courage, you are radiant with charms, worth beyond beauty
@dxmoness
coreopsis; sweet alyssum; rose, pink; dahlia; red rosebud, white lilac
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] always cheerful, worth beyond beauty, grace, dignity, pure and lovely, youthful innocence
@fuoon
crocus, spring; eglantine (sweetbrier); french honeysuckle; lucern; flowering reed; sweet alyssum
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] youthful gladness, poetry / i wound to heal, rustic beauty, life, confidence in heaven, worth beyond beauty
@dion-s-lawyer
daisy; agrimony; ambrosia; auricula; cloves; fennel; holly herb; sweet alyssum
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] innocence, thankfulness / gratitude, love returned, painting, dignity, strength / worthy of all praise, enchantment, worth beyond beauty
@rouecentric
angelica; hazel; persimon; red chrysanthemum; lupine; white pink; sweet alyssum
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] inspiration, reconciliation, bury me amid nature's beauty, i love, imagination, talent, worth beyond beauty
@loekas
trillium pictum; purple lilac; bell flower (pyramidal); rosemary; poppy, red; sweet alyssum; pomegranate blossom
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] modest beauty, first emotions of love, constancy, rememberance, consolation, worth beyond beauty, mature elegance
@mysticmeena
celandine; french willow; sweet alyssum; queen anne's lace; rose, pale peach; water lily
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] joys to come, bravery and humanity, worth beyond beauty, fantasy, modesty, purity of heart
@manicmagic1
kennedia; crimson polyanthus; scarlet lychnis; sweet alyssum; daffodil; rose, orange
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] mental beauty, the heart's mystery, sunbeam eyes, worth beyond beauty, new beginnings, fascination
@writerinthedeepwoods
bay leaf; purple hyacinth; peony; sweet alyssum; gardenia; indian jasmine
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] i change but in death, please forgive me, anger, worth beyond beauty, refinement, attachment
@izumi-astra-123
apple blossom; sweet alyssum; starwort; laurel; feverfew; bells of ireland
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] preference, worth beyond beauty, welcome, glory and success, warmth, good luck
@iwanttosleepforever1
lily of the valley; orange blossom; passion flower; sweet alyssum; rose, white; mullein
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] return of happiness, your purity equals your loveliness, faith, worth beyond beauty, a heart unaquainted with love, take courage
@giyuus0nlywife
aster; baby's breath; gerber daisies; carnation, pink; sweet alyssum; rose, pink
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] patience, everlasting love, cheerfulness, i will never forget you, worth beyond beauty, grace
@sidra-29
rose, violet, white lily, honeysuckle, cherry blossom, sweet alyssum
> > > [MEANINGS IN ORDER.] love, modest worth, purity / sweetness, devotion, impermanence, worth beyond beauty
{ p.s; all of u have sweet alyssum! }
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