#dawn avocet

[poisonfireleafs]

Simblr Trading Card Game: Avocet heirs

I saw this going around and really wanted to try it! I might do this with the Merryweathers as well.

Template by: @squea and @buttertrait

#yasha avocet #dawn avocet #wren avocet #linus avocet #avocet legacy #ts3 #sims 3

[oldfacesnewdawnoffical]

I don’t know what this says about me but I keep reading “Bearbelly” as “Beerbelly” and I read “Avocet” as “Avocado” in one of your character list things... I’m starting to wonder if I’m dyslexic

CRYING no because me too sometimes hsjdhhf

Especially Avocet… Avocadoclaw,, I love it

I’ve misread Bear’s full name in so many different ways… Beam, Berg, outright Bee… we stand in unity in our probable-dyslexia lmao

#old faces new dawn #ask #pigeonpelt #ofnd: bear #ofnd: avocet

[thxnews]

Birdwatching in East Anglia: Exploring the Rich Avian Diversity and Habitats of the UK

  Welcome to the world of bird watching in East Anglia, UK. This region is renowned for its diverse range of bird species and habitats, making it a prime destination for avid bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. East Anglia encompasses the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, and Essex. It boasts a unique blend of wetland, heathland, woodland and coastal areas that support a wide variety of birds throughout the year. From majestic birds of prey such as the marsh harrier to rare wading birds like the avocet, there is something here for every birding enthusiast.  

Male Bittern at Secker Hide, NWT Hickling. Photo by Nick Goodrum Photography. Flickr.  

When to visit East Anglia

Whether you are an experienced birder or just starting out on your journey into this fascinating hobby, with over 300 species of bird, East Anglia offers plenty to explore and discover and there’s plenty to see whatever the time of year. You can watch winter migrant birds along the coast and the spectacular raptors coming in to roost in the Broads. In the spring, if you get up early, you can hear the dawn chorus in ancient woodlands, and in summer you can observe nesting peregrines on the Norman cathedral right in the heart of Norwich.  

Reed Warbler West Canvey Marsh. Photo by Alan Shearman. Flickr.  

Inland Habitats in East Anglia

Inland habitats may not always be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about birdwatching, but they are actually home to a surprising variety of avian species. From open fields and grasslands to forests and wetlands, these habitats provide food, shelter, and breeding grounds for many birds. One example of a bird commonly found in inland habitats is the meadowlark. These brightly colored birds are often seen perched on fence posts or soaring over open fields, singing their distinctive songs. Another common resident of inland areas is the red-tailed hawk. These large raptors nest in trees or on cliffs and can often be spotted circling overhead looking for prey.  

Oystercatcher - RSPB Minsmere. Photo by Airwolfhound. Flickr.  

Wetland Habitats

In East Anglia, wetland areas attract avocets and little ringed plovers, both species that love the open islands of young wetlands for breeding. There is suspicion that the beautiful garganey, a migrant duck from Africa, bred in these local wetlands. Winter flocks include wigeon, teal, gadwall, shelduck and great crested grebe, with some of these staying to breed. As the reedbeds grow, reed and sedge warblers begin to move in. You can also find the marsh harrier, bittern and stone curlew in the East Anglia's wetlands alongside birds like kingfishers and geese. Norfolk has a stunning range of bird life, and beautiful nature reserves. Cetti’s warblers sing loudly from rustling reedbeds and moustached bearded tits join the warblers with their pinging call. Norfolk is a birdwatchers’ paradise and a wonderful place for children to begin to learn about their feathered friends. With child-friendly visitor centres and nature reserves, you’ll find all the help and information you need to get started. Wetland environments such as marshes and ponds also attract species such as herons, egrets, ducks, and geese which all rely on these areas for feeding and nesting.  

Red-breasted nuthatch. Photo by Matt MacGillivray. Flickr.  

Best Birdwatching Spots

East Anglia boasts some of the best birdwatching sites in the UK, attracting both casual and serious birdwatchers from all over the world. If you are planning to visit East Anglia soon, here are some of the many top spots to consider:  

Advocet. Photo by Sipris Swan. Flickr.  

Cley Marshes Nature Reserve

One of the most popular places for birdwatching is Cley Marshes Nature Reserve. This reserve is situated on the north coast of Norfolk and stretches across 400 acres of land. It hosts a variety of habitats including reed beds, salt marshes, shingle beaches and freshwater lagoons. These habitats attract different species including avocets, bitterns, marsh harriers and terns.  

Pallas's Leaf-Warbler. Photo by Francesco Veronesi. Flickr.  

Minsmere RSPB Reserve

Another great location for birdwatching is Minsmere RSPB Reserve which is located on the Suffolk coast near Aldeburgh. One of the most iconic birds in East Anglia is the avocet. These elegant wading birds are easily recognizable by their distinctive upturned bills. They can be found in large numbers at RSPB Minsmere on the Suffolk coast, where they breed during the spring and summer months. Other coastal birds commonly spotted in this region include oystercatchers, redshanks, and dunlins. The widest range of breeding birds in the country call this nature reserve home. If you want to hear the sound of nightingales, come in May, and you can also see the sand martin colony in the old car park.   

Sand Martins on a cliff face. Photo by Jo Garbutt. Flickr.  

Holkham National Nature Reserve

Holkham National Nature Reserve was created in the late 19th century by the 3rd Earl of Leicester who planted pine trees on the dunes, creating a shelter-belt to protect the reclaimed farmland. Today this ribbon of mature woodland still separates the vast expanse of dunes and flat sand from the farmland behind. On the south side of the pine belt the mixture of deciduous trees and bushes provide excellent habitat for yellow browed and pallas’s warbler. It was also the site for Britain’s only red breasted nuthatch, usually found in America. If you visit Holkham on a spring evening you can hear the croaking of natterjacks and at high tide it can be a good place to spot divers, grebes and sea ducks.  

Conclusion

East Anglia offers birdwatchers an abundance of opportunities to observe a diverse range of avian species in their natural habitats. From the vast expanses of the Norfolk Broads to the rugged coastline of Suffolk, there is something for everyone. With a little patience and some basic knowledge of bird identification, you can witness everything from rare migrants to resident species that are familiar but no less fascinating. So why not grab your binoculars, head out into the great outdoors, and experience the joy of birdwatching in East Anglia for yourself? You never know what feathered wonders you might discover!   Sources: THX News & The Tourist Trail. Read the full article

#AvocetbirdsightingsEastAnglia #BestbirdwatchingspotsUK #BirdidentificationtipsEastAnglia #BirdspeciesinNorfolk #BirdwatchingEastAnglia #BirdwatchinginEssex #CoastalbirdwatchingSuffolk #NorfolkBroadsbirdwatching #RaremigrantsUK #TopbirdinglocationsSuffolk

[moths-wc-aus]

my personal prefix list

A

Acanthus, Aconite, Acorn, Adder, Agate, Albatross, Alder, Algae, Alligator, Allium, Aloe, Alpine, Alyssum, Amaranth, Amaryllis, Amber, Anemone, Ant, Apple, Ash, Ashen, Asp, Aspen, Asphodel, Aster, Atlas, Auburn, Avocet, Azalea, Azure

B

Badger, Barberry, Bark, Barley, Basil, Bass, Bat, Bay, Bayberry, Beach, Bean, Bear, Beaver, Bee, Beech, Beetle, Berry, Betony, Billow, Birch, Bird, Bittern, Black, Blackberry, Blackbird, Blaze, Blazing, Bliss, Blister, Blizzard, Bloom, Blooming, Blossom, Blotch, Blotched, Blue, Bluebell, Blueberry, Bluebird, Boar, Bog, Bolt, Bone, Borage, Boulder, Bounce, Bowfin, Bracken, Bramble, Branch, Brass, Brave, Bream, Breeze, Briar, Bright, Brindle, Bristle, Broken, Bronze, Brook, Broom, Brown, Brush, Bubble, Buck, Bug, Bull, Bullfrog, Bumble, Burdock, Burn, Burnet, Burning, Burnt, Burr, Bush, Buttercup, Butterfly, Buzz, Buzzard

C

Calm, Canary, Cardinal, Carp, Cave, Cavern, Cedar, Chaffinch, Char, Charred, Chasing, Cherry, Chervil, Chestnut, Chick, Chickadee, Chicken, Chipmunk, Chirp, Chive, Chrysalis, Cicada, Cinder, Cinnamon, Clay, Clear, Cliff, Cloud, Clouded, Cloudy, Clover, Coal, Cobalt, Cobweb, Cold, Comet, Comfrey, Condor, Conifer, Copper, Cormorant, Cornflower, Corvid, Cotton, Cougar, Cove, Cow, Coyote, Crab, Crane, Crawfish, Crayfish, Cream, Creek, Creeping, Cricket, Crimson, Crocodile, Crooked, Crouch, Crow, Cuckoo, Curlew, Cygnet, Cypress

D

Daffodil, Daisy, Dancing, Dandelion, Dapple, Dappled, Dark, Dawn, Day, Dazzle, Deer, Dew, Doe, Dog, Dove, Dream, Drift, Drifting, Drizzle, Duck, Dune, Dusk, Dust, Dusty

E

Eagle, Ebony, Echo, Eddy, Eel, Egg, Egret, Eider, Elder, Elk, Elm, Ember, Ermine, Evening, Eventide, Ewe

F

Faith, Falcon, Fallen, Falling, Fallow, Fawn, Feather, Fen, Fennel,  Fern, Ferret, Fidget, Field, Fin, Finch, Fire, Firefly, Fish, Flake, Flame, Flare, Flash, Flax, Flea, Fleet, Flicker, Flight, Flint, Flood, Flounder, Flower, Flurry, Flutter, Fly, Flying, Foam, Fog, Forest, Fox, Foxglove, Freckle, Freckled, Freezing, Fritillary, Frog, Frost, Frozen, Fruit

G

Gale, Gardenia, Garlic, Garter, Gator, Gentle, Ginger, Glade, Gleaming, Glimmer, Glowing, Gloom, Goat, Golden, Goldfish, Goose, Gopher, Gorge, Gorse, Gosling, Grass, Gravel, Green, Grey, Grouse, Grove, Gull, Guppy, Gust

H

Hackberry, Haddock, Hail, Half, Hare, Harrier, Haven, Hawk, Hawthorn, Hay, Haze, Hazel, Heath, Heather, Heavy, Hedge, Hemlock, Hen, Heron, Herring, Hickory, Hidden, Hill, Hive, Hollow, Holly, Honey, Hop, Hope, Horizon, Hornet, Hound, Hush, Hyacinth, Hyssop

I

Ibis, Ice, Icy, Indigo, Iris, Ivory, Ivy

J

Jackdaw, Jagged, Jaguar, Jasmine, Jay, Jump, Jumping, Juniper

K

Kelp, Kestrel, Kindle, Kink, Kite, Knotweed, Koi

L

Lake, Lamb, Larch, Lark, Larkspur, Laurel, Lavender, Leaf, Leaping, Leech, Leek, Lemming, Leopard, Lichen, Light, Lightning, Lily, Lion, Linden, Little, Lizard, Lobelia, Locust, Long, Loon, Lost, Lotus, Loud, Lupine, Lynx

M

Mackerel, Magnolia, Magpie,  Mallard, Mallow, Mantis, Maple, Marble, Marbled, Marigold, Marmot, Marrow, Marsh, Marten, Mayflower, Meadow, Mellow, Merlin, Midge, Milkweed, Mink, Minnow, Mint, Mire, Mist, Mistle, Misty, Mole, Monarch, Moon, Moor, Moorhen, Moose, Morning, Mosquito, Moss, Mossy, Moth, Mottle, Mottled, Mountain, Mouse, Mud, Muddy, Mulberry, Mumble, Murky, Mushroom, Myrtle

N

Needle, Nettle, Newt, Night, Nut, Nuthatch

O

Oak, Oat, Ocean, Oleander, Olive, Orchid, Oriole, Osprey, Otter, Owl, Oyster

P

Pale, Pansy, Panther, Parsley, Parsnip, Partridge, Passerine, Patch, Pea, Peach, Pear, Pearl, Pebble, Peeper, Pelican, Peony, Pepper, Perch, Peregrine, Periwinkle, Petal, Petrel, Petunia, Pheasant, Pickerel, Pigeon, Pike, Pine, Pink, Pipit, Pitch, Plover, Plum, Poison, Pollen, Pond, Pool, Poplar, Poppy, Possom, Posy, Pounce, Prickle, Primrose, Puddle, Puffin, Pumpkin, Purple

Q

Quail, Quick, Quiet

R

Rabbit, Raccoon, Ragged, Ragweed, Rain, Raining, Ram, Raspberry, Rat, Raven, Red, Reed, Ribbon, Ridge, Ripple, Rising, River, Robin, Rock, Rocky, Rook, Rooster, Root, Rose, Rosemary, Rowan, Rubble, Rue, Rumble, Running, Rush, Rushing, Russet, Rust, Rusty, Rye

S

Sable, Sage, Salamander, Salmon, Salvia, Sand, Sandwort, Sandy, Sap, Scarlet, Scorch, Scorched, Scorching, Scratch, Screech, Sea, Seal, Sedge, Seed, Senna, Serval, Shade, Shadow, Shale, Sharp, Shatter, Sheep, Shell, Shimmer, Shining, Shiver, Shore, Shrew, Shrike, Shrub, Shy, Silent, Silk, Silver, Singe, Singing, Skip, Skunk, Sky, Slate, Sleek, Sleeping, Sleepy, Sleet, Slight, Slip, Sloe, Slug, Sly, Small, Smoke, Smudge, Snag, Snail, Snake, Snap, Sneeze, Snow, Snowy, Soaring, Soft, Song, Soot, Sorrel, Spark, Sparrow, Speckle, Speckled, Spider, Splash, Splinter, Splotch, Spot, Spotted, Spring, Spruce, Squirrel, Stag, Starling, Stem, Stoat, Stone, Stork, Storm, Stormy, Strawberry, Stream, Strike, Striped, Sugar, Sun, Sunflower, Sunny, Swallow, Swamp, Swan, Sweet, Swift, Swirl, Sycamore

T

Tabby, Tall,  Talon, Tanager, Tangle, Tansy, Tawny, Teasel, Tempest, Tern, Thicket, Thistle, Thorn, Thrush, Thunder, Thyme, Tide, Tiger, Timber, Tiny, Toad, Topple, Torrent, Tortoise, Tree, Trout, Tulip, Tumble, Turkey, Turtle, Twig, Twilight, Twist, Twisted, Twitch

U

Umber, Ursinia

V

Valley, Velvet, Venom, Vervain, Vetch, Vine, Violet, Viper, Vixen, Vole, Vulture

W

Walnut, Wandering, Warble, Warbler, Wasp, Weasel, Web, Weed, Wet, Whirl, Whisker, Whisper, Whispering, Whistle, White, Whorl, Wild, Willow, Wind, Windy, Wish, Wisp, Wolf, Wood, Wool, Wooly, Worm, Wren

Y

Yarrow, Yellow, Yew

#warriors #warrior cats #mod ramblings #warriors prefixes #warrior names #name help #my resources

[dragonplumbobs]

Willow Wedgwood for @poisonfireleafs‘ Avocet BC

Over-Emotional, Good Sense of Humor, Artistic, Nurturing, & Friendly

LTW: Fashion Phenomenon

Hair | Ear Blush | Blush (9) | Eyeliner + Lips | Patterns (1)(2)

Packs: Ambitions, Late Night, Generations, Showtime, University Life, & 70s, 80s, & 90s

Feel free to change her clothes, hair, etc. Please tag me if you use her, and don’t re-upload or claim her as your own.

Private Download: SimFileShare

Bio Below!

Willow is a young lady from Twinbrook, who is excited to have the chance to travel outside her hometown. She enjoys history, fashion, and most things set in The Regency. Her job working in a small boutique is nice, but her passion is helping with the costuming at the local school.

Willow hopes to have her own family someday, but has not met the right person yet. Will Dawn be her true love?

#the sims 3 #ts3 #banilla sims #my plumbobs #Willow Wedgwood

[cycloneseason]

Prefixes

Black

Ant

Auk

Avocet

Badger

Bat

Beetle

Black

Blackthorn

Boar

Chough

Coal

Coot

Cormorant

Crow

Dark

Diver

Dogwood

Ebony

Eider

Elder

Fly

Grebe

Grouse

Ivy

Jackdaw

Lapwing

Loon

Magpie

Martin

Mole

Moorhen

Night

Petrel

Plantain

Privet

Puffin

Rat

Raven

Rook

Scorch

Scoter

Sedge

Shade

Shadow

Sheep

Sloe

Slug

Soot

Spider

Star

Starling

Starry

Swallow

Swift

Gray

Anemone

Ash

Aspen

Aster

Bass

Birch

Bitterling

Blackthorn

Bleak

Blizzard

Blue

Bluebell

Boulder

Box

Bream

Burdock

Char

Chicory

Chive

Cinder

Clear

Cloud

Cloudy

Coal

Comfrey

Crane

Crocus

Cuckoo

Dace

Dark

Dawn

Dew

Dewy

Diver

Dove

Drizzle

Dunlin

Dusk

Evening

Falcon

Fir

Flax

Flint

Fly

Fog

Fumitory

Gadwall

Godwit

Goose

Gravel

Gray

Gull

Hail

Harrier

Heather

Heron

Hoar

Hornbeam

Indigo

Iris

Ivy

Jackdaw

Juniper

Kingfisher

Knot

Lake

Larkspur

Lavender

Lichen

Lilac

Mallard

Mayfly

Merlin

Minnow

Mint

Mist

Misty

Mole

Moon

Moth

Murk

Nettle

Nuthatch

Ocean

Orchid

Pale

Pansy

Partridge

Pebble

Perch

Petrel

Pigeon

Pike

Pine

Pintail

Plantain

Pond

Pool

Poplar

Puddle

Rain

Rill

Rime

Ripple

River

Roach

Rock

Rosemary

Saffron

Sage

Salmon

Scale

Scree

Shade

Shadow

Shell

Shimmer

Shine

Shining

Shrike

Silver

Sky

Slate

Sleet

Slug

Smelt

Smoke

Soot

Squill

Squirrel

Star

Starry

Stone

Storm

Stream

Sycamore

Teal

Teasel

Tempest

Tern

Thistle

Thrift

Thyme

Tussock

Vervain

Violet

Wave

Wet

Willow

Wisteria

Wolfsbane

Brown

Acorn

Adder

Alder

Ant

Avens

Bark

Barley

Bat

Beaver

Beech

Beetle

Bittern

Blenny

Boar

Boulder

Bracken

Bramble

Brambling

Branch

Briar

Brown

Bunting

Buzzard

Carp

Cedar

Chestnut

Chub

Copper

Cricket

Curlew

Cypress

Deer

Dipper

Doe

Duck

Dunlin

Dunnock

Dusk

Dust

Dusty

Eagle

Eel

Egg

Eider

Elm

Fallow

Fawn

Frog

Grass

Grasshopper

Gravel

Grebe

Grouse

Gudgeon

Hare

Harrier

Hawk

Hazel

Hedgehog

Hobby

Honey

Hop

Ivy

Jay

Kestrel

Kite

Lamprey

Larch

Lark

Leaf

Lichen

Limpet

Linnet

Lizard

Loach

Log

Loon

Mallard

Marten

Mayfly

Mink

Minnow

Mole

Mosquito

Moth

Mouse

Mud

Muddy

Muntjac

Nerite

Nest

Newt

Nightingale

Nut

Oak

Oat

Osprey

Otter

Owl

Partridge

Pebble

Perch

Pheasant

Pike

Pintail

Piper

Pipit

Plover

Ptarmigan

Quail

Rabbit

Rail

Rat

Reed

Robin

Rock

Root

Rudd

Rush

Russet

Rye

Scorch

Scoter

Scree

Sedge

Seed

Shell

Shoveler

Shrew

Snail

Snake

Snipe

Sparrow

Spider

Spruce

Stag

Swift

Tan

Tawny

Teasel

Thorn

Thrush

Tiger

Timber

Toad

Tree

Trout

Tussock

Twig

Twite

Vole

Warbler

Weasel

Weed

Weevil

Whimbrel

Whinchat

Wood

Wren

Yew

Ginger/Red

Agrimony

Alder

Amber

Ant

Apple

Asphodel

Avens

Balsam

Bee

Blaze

Brambling

Bumble

Bumblebee

Burnet

Buttercup

Campion

Chanterelle

Cherry

Copper

Cypress

Daisy

Dandelion

Dawn

Fire

Flame

Fox

Fritillary

Gannet

Ginger

Hawthorn

Heather

Holly

Honey

Honeysuckle

Hornet

Laburnum

Leopard

Lettuce

Lion

Maple

Marigold

Morning

Nuthatch

Onion

Parsnip

Peach

Pear

Pepper

Plum

Poppy

Raspberry

Red

Robin

Rose

Rowan

Ruddy

Russet

Sand

Sandy

Scorch

Skipper

Sorrel

Spindle

Squirrel

Stoat

Strawberry

Sun

Sunny

Tan

Tawny

Thrift

Tiger

Tip

Valerian

Vixen

Wasp

Whitebeam

Wisteria

Yarrow

Yellow

Yew

Golden/Cream

Acorn

Agrimony

Amber

Apple

Asphodel

Balsam

Bee

Bryony

Bumble

Bumblebee

Buttercup

Carp

Chanterelle

Cheetah

Clear

Clover

Daffodil

Daisy

Dandelion

Dogwood

Egg

Elder

Fennel

Fritillary

Furze

Gannet

Gold

Golden

Gorse

Honey

Honeysuckle

Hornet

Laburnum

Larch

Leopard

Lettuce

Light

Lightning

Linden

Lion

Mallow

Maple

Milk

Mistletoe

Morning

Nectar

Oat

Parsnip

Pheasant

Poplar

Primrose

Reed

Rue

Rush

Rye

Sand

Sandy

Seed

Sheep

Sun

Sunny

Tansy

Tawny

Thorn

Tulip

Wasp

Wax

Weed

Yellow

White

Anemone

Angelica

Apple

Balsam

Blackthorn

Blizzard

Bright

Bryony

Campion

Caraway

Celery

Chamomile

Cherry

Chervil

Cicely

Cilantro

Clear

Cloud

Cloudy

Clover

Comfrey

Coriander

Cotton

Cress

Daisy

Dandelion

Dogwood

Egg

Egret

Elder

Flurry

Frost

Garlic

Gleam

Glimmer

Hawthorn

Hemlock

Holly

Honeysuckle

Ice

Laurel

Leek

Light

Lightning

Lily

Mallow

Milk

Mistletoe

Myrrh

Onion

Pale

Parsley

Pear

Plum

Primrose

Privet

Rime

Saffron

Sheep

Shell

Shine

Shining

Sloe

Snow

Snowdrop

Snowy

Spignel

Star

Starry

Strawberry

Swan

Valerian

Violet

White

Whitebeam

Wisteria

Yarrow

Bicolor

Auk

Avocet

Badger

Brambling

Bunting

Buzzard

Bright

Chub

Cuckoo

Dipper

Diver

Duck

Dunlin

Eel

Eider

Falcon

Godwit

Gudgeon

Gull

Hawk

Heron

Hobby

Knot

Lamprey

Lapwing

Leech

Lizard

Loon

Magpie

Marten

Martin

Merlin

Moth

Mouse

Nerite

Osprey

Otter

Pansy

Patch

Petrel

Pintail

Piper

Pipit

Plover

Poplar

Ptarmigan

Puffin

Quail

Robin

Sheep

Shrike

Sky

Snipe

Sparrow

Splash

Stoat

Swallow

Teal

Tern

Thrush

Tip

Toad

Twite

Weasel

Tortoiseshell/Calico

Apple

Argus

Bark

Blaze

Blue

Brambling

Bright

Brindle

Brown

Char

Cherry

Cinder

Comma

Copper

Cypress

Dapple

Dappled

Dark

Drizzle

Dusk

Dust

Dusty

Ember

Fallow

Finch

Fleck

Freckle

Fritillary

Gannet

Grebe

Guppy

Kestrel

Kingfisher

Leaf

Beech

Leopard

Lichen

Lizard

Maple

Morning

Moss

Mossy

Moth

Mottle

Mottled

Nerite

Newt

Nuthatch

Pansy

Patch

Pochard

Robin

Shell

Shoveler

Skipper

Sorrel

Speck

Speckle

Splash

Spot

Spotted

Sycamore

Tip

Toad

Trout

Wigeon

Tabby

Adder

Alder

Arch

Ash

Aspen

Bark

Barley

Bass

Bee

Birch

Bitterling

Bittern

Blaze

Bleak

Blenny

Blizzard

Blue

Boulder

Box

Bracken

Bramble

Brambling

Branch

Bream

Briar

Bright

Brindle

Brown

Bryony

Bumble

Bumblebee

Bunting

Burdock

Buzzard

Carp

Cedar

Cheetah

Chub

Cinder

Copper

Cricket

Cuckoo

Curl

Curlew

Curly

Cypress

Dace

Dapple

Dappled

Dark

Deer

Doe

Duck

Dunlin

Dunnock

Dusk

Dust

Dusty

Eider

Evening

Falcon

Fallow

Fir

Fleck

Fly

Freckle

Fritillary

Frog

Gadwall

Goose

Grasshopper

Grebe

Grouse

Gudgeon

Hail

Harrier

Hawk

Hobby

Hornbeam

Hornet

Ivy

Jagged

Juniper

Kestrel

Kite

Lark

Leopard

Lichen

Limpet

Lizard

Loach

Long

Mallard

Marble

Mayfly

Merlin

Minnow

Mist

Misty

Mottle

Mottled

Nerite

Newt

Oak

Osprey

Owl

Partridge

Perch

Pheasant

Pike

Piper

Pipit

Ptarmigan

Quail

Rail

Rain

Reed

Ringlet

Ripple

Salmon

Shell

Shoveler

Silver

Sleet

Slug

Smoke

Snail

Snake

Snipe

Soot

Sorrel

Sparrow

Speck

Speckle

Spider

Spot

Spotted

Stag

Stripe

Striped

Sycamore

Tabby

Teal

Teasel

Tempest

Thrush

Tiger

Toad

Trout

Tussock

Twite

Wasp

Whimbrel

Whinchat

Whorl

Wren

Other Patterns

Blaze

Blue

Bright

Brindle

Brown

Cinder

Copper

Curlew

Cypress

Daffodil

Daisy

Dust

Dusty

Fade

Fallow

Fleck

Freckle

Gannet

Pintail

Rain

Snipe

Speck

Speckle

Spider

Star

Starry

No Particular Color

Arch

Bay

Beach

Berry

Bird

Bloom

Blossom

Bog

Bounce

Brave

Breeze

Bright

Bristle

Brook

Bubble

Bush

Butterfly

Chirp

Claw

Cliff

Coast

Cone

Creek

Crouch

Curl

Curly

Dapple

Dappled

Delta

Dew

Dewy

Down

Downy

Drift

Drizzle

Ebb

Echo

Fade

Fallen

Feather

Fen

Fern

Fidget

Field

Fin

Flail

Flash

Fleet

Flicker

Flip

Flower

Flutter

Forest

Frond

Fuzzy

Gale

Gill

Gleam

Glimmer

Grass

Green

Gust

Heath

Heavy

Hill

Hollow

Hoot

Hope

Jagged

Jump

Lake

Leaf

Little

Loud

Low

Marble

Marsh

Meadow

Mumble

Needle

Ocean

Odd

Petal

Pond

Pool

Pounce

Prickle

Puddle

Quick

Quiet

Rill

Ringlet

Ripple

River

Root

Running

Scale

Scree

Seed

Sharp

Shimmer

Shine

Shining

Short

Shrub

Shy

Sky

Sleek

Slight

Small

Snap

Sneeze

Snip

Soar

Soft

Song

Spot

Spotted

Sprout

Squall

Stem

Stream

Strike

Stump

Stumpy

Swamp

Sweet

Tall

Talon

Tangle

Thorn

Thunder

Tiny

Tumble

Twig

Wave

Web

Weed

Wet

Whisker

Whistle

Whorl

Wild

Wind

Wing

Woolly

#cycloneseason #cyclone season #naming system #prefixes

[emo-warriorcats]

warrior cats name dictionary!

here’s my warrior cat name dictionary! i’ll post it on deviantart too, @/ppplume

Prefixes

Albatross // gray with or without white

Alder // light gray/silver or cream

Anemone // white

Ant // brown or black

Apricot // ginger/light ginger

Ash // gray

Aspen // cream or silver tabby

Asphodel // white

Aster // blue-gray or lilac

Avocet // brown and white

Badger // black and white

Bat // brown or black

Bear // brown or black

Beaver // brown

Bee // cream tabby or tortoiseshell/calico

Beech // light gray or red

Beetle // brown or black

Birch // silver tabby or cream

Bison // brown or black

Black // black

Blizzard // white or light gray

Blue // blue-gray

Bright // any bright color

Brown // brown

Buzzard // brown and white

Cardinal // red or ginger

Carp // silver tabby

Cedar // brown

Chestnut // cream or light brown

Chickadee // gray and white or silver tabby

Cloud // white or silver/gray

Clover // white

Coot // black with small amount of white

Cougar // fawn or cinnamon

Coyote // silver, gray or fawn

Crab // brown, lilac or fawn

Cranberry // red or ginger

Crane // light gray

Cricket // black or cream/fawn

Crow // black

Cuckoo // brown and white

Cypress // pale brown, tabby or not

Dandelion // cream

Dapple // spotted

Dark // any dark color

Dawn // cream, white or dilute calico

Deer // light brown

Dove // lilac/fawn, light gray, cream or white

Duck // gray/brown tabby

Dusk // tortoiseshell or dark ginger tabby

Eagle // black and white or brown and white

Eel // brown or black

Egret // white

Elk // brown

Elm // gray tabby

Ember // ginger

Evening // tortoiseshell or dark ginger tabby

Fire // ginger

Firefly // cream or white

Fog // gray or blue-gray/lilac

Fox // ginger and white

Frog // brown tabby

Gannet // white

Ginger // ginger

Goose // black and white

Grape // ginger or black

Gray // gray

Gull // gray and white

Hail // white or pale gray

Hare // light brown

Harrier // brown tabby

Hawk // brown tabby, with or without white

Hazel // brown

Heather // lilac

Heron // gray or brown

Holly // ginger or black

Hornet // cream tabby or tortoiseshell/calico

Ice // white

Jackdaw // black

Jaguar // fawn spotted tabby

Jay // blue-gray or gray (with or without tabby/white)

Juniper // blue-gray or black

Kestrel // dilute calico

Kite // gray

Ladybug // tortoiseshell or calico, full-color

Lark // brown tabby and white

Lavender // lilac

Lemon // cream

Leopard // fawn spotted tabby

Light // any bright color

Lightning // cream or white

Lilac // lilac

Lily // white

Lion // cream

Lotus // white

Magpie // black and white

Mantis // gray and white

Maple // ginger

Marigold // ginger

Mink // dark brown

Mist // blue-gray, lilac or dark gray

Moon // light gray, silver

Moose // brown

Morning // cream

Mud // brown

Mushroom // light brown

Night // black

Nightingale // light brown

Oak // brown

Opossum // silver or gray

Orange // ginger

Osprey // black and white or silver tabby

Otter // dark brown, with or without white

Owl // gray or brown tabby

Pale // cream, light gray or white

Palm // brown tabby

Patch // spotted with white

Peach // light ginger

Pebble // any shade of gray

Pelican // black and white or gray and white

Pigeon // any shade of gray

Plum // ginger

Poppy // ginger

Rabbit // light brown

Raccoon // gray and white

Rain // blue gray

Raspberry // ginger

Rattle // brown, gray or silver tabby

Raven // black

Red // red

Roach // brown or black

Robin // brown

Rock // any shade of gray

Rook // black, with or without white

Root // brown

Rose // ginger

Russet // ginger

Sand // cream

Seal // gray

Shade // black

Shadow // black

Shark // gray

Sheep // white, long furred

Silver // silver

Skunk // black and white

Sky // white or light gray/blue-gray

Slug // brown or grey tabby

Snail // brown tabby

Snow // white

Sole // brown

Spark // cream, white or ginger

Sparrow // brown tabby

Spider // brown or black

Spotted // spotted, any color

Spruce // dark brown

Squirrel // ginger or gray

Stag // light brown

Starling // black

Stone // any shade of gray

Storm // dark gray

Sun // cream

Swallow // brown and white

Swan // white

Swift // black and white

Tawny // fawn or lilac

Thunder // cream or white

Tiger // ginger tabby

Tortoise // gray or brown tabby

Trout // silver tabby

Tulip // white or cream

Turkey // brown tabby

Turtle // brown, gray or silver tabby

Violet // lilac

Vole // ginger or brown

Vulture // black

Walnut // brown

Wasp // cream tabby or tortoiseshell/calico

Weasel // brown and white or black and white

White // white

Willow // gray tabby

Wolf // gray

Wren // brown of any shade, with or without white

Suffixes

blaze // see “fire”

claw // good fighter

cloud // calm, rational

dapple // dappled pelt

dawn // caring, gentle

dusk // quiet, gentle

ear // good tracker and hunter

eye // good tracker

face // beautiful cat

fang // good hunter and fighter

feather // gentle, soft

fire // passionate, energetic

flame // see “fire”

flight // see “wing”

flower // gentle, likes kits

foot // good speed/endurance

frost // serious, intelligent

fur // no particular outsanding skill

heart // kind-hearted, loyal

hop // agile, swift

jump // see “hop”

leaf // only for medicine cats, skilled with working with herbs

leap // see “hop”

leg // see “foot”

light // cheerful, intelligent

nose // skilled at tracking

pelt // see “fur”

pond // calm, quiet

pool // see “pond”

pounce // see “hop”

shade // serious, intelligent

shine // see “light”

spark // cheerful, energetic

spirit // calm, intelligent

spring // see “hop”

stone // intelligent, quiet

storm // energetic, loyal

streak // good speed

stream // gentle, empathetic

strike // fast, good fighter

stripe // no particular oustanding skills, a tabby

tail // agile, good at climbing

tuft // see “fur”

watcher // calm, observant

whisker // good hunter

wing // soft, agile ------ UPDATES  ------ 09/10/19: added prefixes

#warrior cats #warriors #wc #names #name #dictionary

[calitraditionalism]

General Prefixes

Second list here.

Third list here.

Black

Beetle, Black, Borer

Coot, Cormorant

Dark

Merlin, Mole

Night

Peregrine

Shade, Shadow, Shrew, Soot, Swift

Vulture

Brown

Bat, Bee, Beetle, Bittern, Borer, Boulder, Bramble, Brown, Buffle/Bufflehead, Burr

Clape, Curlew, Cypress

Dark, Dove, Dowitcher, Duck, Dusk, Dust

Eagle

Fallow, Fawn, Flicker, Frog

Gadwall, Goose

Hare, Harrier, Hawk

Lamprey, Lizard

Mud, Myotis

Owl

Pebble, Pin/Pintail, Pine, Piper

Rabbit, Racer, Rail, Rattler, Rock

Scaup, Shoveler, Skink, Slug, Snail, Snake, Snipe, Stone

Tawny, Teal, Toad, Turkey

Vulture

Wigeon

Grey-Brown

Boulder

Dove, Dusk

Gadwall

Hare

Lizard

Pebble, Pine

Rock

Stone, Swift

Teal, Toad, Turtle

Ginger/Red

Fire

Ginger

Honey

Morning

Red, Russet

Teal

Golden

Bee, Burr

Dawn

Golden

Honey

Light, Lightning

Morning

Pale

Sand, Skink

Tawny

Yellow

Grey

Blizzard, Boulder

Cinder, Cloud

Dark, Dawn, Dusk

Evening

Fog, Frost

Goose

Hail, Harrier, Heron

Light

Mist

Opossum/Possum

Pale, Pebble, Pigeon, Pine, Poorwill

Rock

Shade, Shrew, Silver, Skink, Smoke, Soot, Stone, Storm, Swift

Teal

Blue

Boulder, Blue

Harrier, Heron

Mist

Pebble, Pigeon

Rock

Smoke, Stone, Storm

White

Blizzard

Cloud

Egret

Frost

Goose

Ice

Light, Lightning

Pale

Snow

White

Patched

Avocet

Borer, Bright, Buffle/Bufflehead

Falcon

Grebe

Kite

Merganser, Mottle/Mottled

Osprey

Patch, Peregrine, Phalarope, Pin/Pintail, Piper

Scaup, Shoveler

Tortoiseshell/Torbie

Borer

Chukar

Dowitcher, Duck

Goose

Hare, Hawk

Kestrel

Lizard

Morning, Mottle/Mottled, Myotis

Pipistrelle

Quail

Salamander, Skink, Snipe, Sora, Spot/Spotted

Tawny, Teal

Wigeon

Size

Beetle, Big, Boulder, Burr

Cormorant

Eagle, Egret

Heron

Little

Mole

Pebble

Small

Tiny, Turkey

Patterned

Bright, Brindle

Dappled/Dapple

Fleck/Flecked

Mottle/Mottled

Patch

Spot/Spotted

Damage

Bent, Broken

Clawed, Clouded, Crooked

Dead

Half

Kinked

Lost

Mangled, Missing

No

One

Ragged, Ripped

Scarred, Shredded, Split

Tattered, Three, Torn, Twisted

White

#prefix #general #list

[budapestbug]

Golden Dawn – Awakening of Cranes at Hortobágy National Park Hungary At the end of October, 2018 there are still 130,000 cranes at Hortobágy. Because of this year’s warm and sunny autumn weather, there were about 160,000 cranes at the Hortobágy National Park on the 11th of October, and now, as we are approaching November, there are still 130,000 birds left on the fields. In October, Hortobágy is full of beans: day by day, more and more species of birds arrive to any of the atificial ponds. Beside the cranes, the herons and the cormorants, there are geese, pied avocets, but the rarer species, like the lesser white-fronted geese and the grey cranes also show up in more and more groups. At sunset and sunrise, it is pretty easy to be spellbounded by their spectacular gatherings around the ponds. Read more at: https://dailynewshungary.com/the-overflying-cranes-at-hortobagy-make-all-europe-marvel-at-hungary/

[baseballr00ks-moved]

Almighty List of Prefixes and Suffixes

Prefixes

Acorn Adder Alder Anemone Apple Apricot Ash Aspen Avocet Badger Bark Bat Bear Beaver Bee Beech Beetle Berry Birch Black Blackthorn Blaze Blizzard Blossom Blue Bluebell Blueberry Boar Box Bracken Bramble Brambling Branch Breeze Briar Bright Broken Brown Buckthorn Bumble Burr Campion Cardinal Carp Cedar Cherry Chestnut Chive Cinder Claw Cloud Clover Coati Conifer Coot Copper Cowslip Crab Crake Creek Crooked Crow Cuckoo Curl Curlew Curly Currant Cypress Daisy Dandelion Dapple Dappled Dark Dawn Day Deer Dew Doe Dove Downy Duck Dusk Dust Eagle Ebony Echo Eel Elder Elm Ember Evening Falcon Fallow Fawn Feather Fern Fig Finch Fir Fire Flame Flare Flash Flint Fog Fox Foxglove(?) Freckle Frog Frond Frost Furze Fuzzy Goat Golden Goose Gorse Grape Grass Gravel Gray Grouse Gull Hail Half Hare Harrier Hawk Hawthorn Hazel Heather Hedgehog Heron Hickory Holly Honey Honeysuckle(?) Hop Hornet Hound Ice Ivy Jackdaw Jay Juniper Kestrel Kink Kite Kiwi Lake Larch Lark Lavender Leaf Leopard Lichen Lightning Lily Lime Linnet Lion Little Lizard Log Long Loon Magpie Mallow Maple Marigold Marsh Marten Meadow Milk Mink Minnow Mint Mist Mistle Misty Mole Morning Moss Moth Mottle Mottled Mouse Mud Mulberry Nettle Night Nut Nuthatch Oak Olive One Orchid Otter Owl Oxlip Pale Parsley Partridge Patch Pear Pebble Pecan Perch Petal Pigeon Pike Pine Pipit Plum Poplar Porcupine Primrose Quail Rabbit Rabbit Raccoon Ragged Rain Ramson Rat Raven Red Reed Ripple Robin Rock Rook Rose Rowan Rubble Running Rush Russet Rye Sage Sand Scorch Seal Sedge Seed Shade Sheep Shell Shrew Silver Slate Sleek Sloe Slug Small Smoke Snail Snow Snowdrop(?) Sorrel Spark Sparrow Speckle Spider Spindle Splash Spot Stag Starling Stoat Stone Storm Stream Stumpy Sun Swallow Sweet Tall Talon Tangle Tansy Tawny Thistle Thorn Thrush Tiger Timber Tiny Toad Torrent Trout Turtle Twig Twilight Vine Viper Vixen Vole Walnut Warbler Wasp Wave Weasel Web Weed Whinchat White Widow Wild Willow Wolf Wooly Wren Wren Yarrow Yew

Suffixes

Bark Bee Belly Berry Bird Blaze Branch Breeze Bright Brook Burr Bush Call Catcher Claw Cloud Creek Dapple Dawn Dusk Dust Ear Eye Face Fall Fang Feather Fern Fin Fire Fish Flame Flight Flower Fog Foot Fox Frost Fur Gaze Gorse Hawk Heart Jaw Leaf Leap Leg Light Mask Mist Mist Mouse Nose Oak Pad Patch Pelt Petal Pool Poppy Pounce Puddle Ripple Runner Scar Seed Shade Shine Sight Skip Sky Snout Snow Song Speck Speckle Spots Spring Stalk Stem Step Stone Storm Stream Strike Stripe Tail Talon Thistle Thorn Throat Toe Toes Tooth Tuft Watcher Water Whisker Whisper Willow Wind Wing

A list compiled by myself and @beejeans

#warrior cats #wc

[thoughtfullycrispygoatee]

http://goo.gl/plM6ud Dawn On The Bay An American Avocet wades in the early morning light on Richardson's Bay next to the San Francisco Bay near Marin, California. by mathcaptain

#www.bedating.net

[poisonfireleafs]

Wren: It's good to see you, mum.

#wren avocet #dawn avocet #avocet legacy #avocet g3 #ts3 #sims 3

[oldfacesnewdawnoffical]

How to Avocet's younger siblings and friends react to their death?

Very very poorly… Avocetclaw was well-liked by all. He was ambitious and intelligent and friendly. Crookedstorm was already preparing him to take on a ward and become liaison after Birchpath, in fact!

His future was so bright.

Nobody was impacted more than his sweetheart, soon to be partner, Whistlebelly, however…

#old faces new dawn #ask #x-critter2022 #warrior cats rewrite #warriors rewrite #ofnd: avocet #ofnd: whistle #whiteclaw #whiteclaw wc #1 hour questioning

[tagamark]

Loldia House: a trip to Lake Elementeita

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Loldia House: a trip to Lake Elementeita

Crackling fireplaces, organic home cooked meals, welcoming staff and a view that stretches out from the lush green lawn across the freshwater lake to an extinct volcano beyond are just some of the magical aspects that will complete any stay here; whilst visiting buffalo, hippo and impala are unexpected added bonuses.

Tea with stunning views at Loldia House

Many of our guests opt to take it easy and read a book in one of the swing chairs that dangle from the boughs of one of the ancient fig trees or play a game of croquet down on the front lawn.

Croquet on the lawn at Loldia House

Others take a leisurely early morning boat ride with a flask of hot tea and freshly baked biscuits along the papyrus lined lake shore looking out for wading birds and hippos in the shallows or nesting Fish Eagles up in the treetops. However, there are so many other wonderful activities that we offer our guests that allow them to really take in the beauty and diversity of the Great Rift Valley.

Bird watching, Lake Naivasha

Lake Elementaita is one such destination that we encourage guests to take a morning to explore. Your day starts early, before dawn, with a pot of hot tea or coffee brought to your room as a wake-up call.

A beautiful sunrise at Lake Elementeita

After layering up with warm clothes you then head off on an hour’s drive northwards. Have your camera ready for some stunning photo opportunities as you arrive at the white-washed shore of this alkaline lake for sunrise. Lesser and Greater Flamingos begin their chatter like calls as they dip their peculiar hooked-shaped bills into the water to feed.

Flamingoes feeding at Lake Elementeita, photo credit Alisa Bowen

Great White & Pink-backed Pelicans take flight as you approach the water while little black and white Pied Avocet’s stand their ground on stilt-like legs in the shallows. Grey-headed Gulls, African Spoonbills and Egyptian Geese are just a few of the other bird species that call this UNESCO world heritage site their home.

Pied Avocets at Lake Elementeita, photo credit Alisa Bowen

Along with Lakes Nakuru and Bogoria (which are collectively referred to as the “Kenya Lake System in the Great Rift Valley”) this important region is home to 13 globally threatened bird species and some of the highest bird diversities in the world. It is the single most important foraging site for the lesser flamingo anywhere (with up to 4 million Lesser Flamingos moving between the three shallow lakes in an outstanding wildlife spectacle), as well as providing a major nesting and breeding ground for great white pelicans.

Pelicans at Lake Elementeita, photo credit Alisa Bowen

Lake Elementaita also features sizeable mammal populations, including the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe which are thriving here.

Rosthchild’s Giraffe on the shores of Lake Elementeita, photo credit Alisa Bowen

Loldia House: a trip to Lake Elementeita ~ written by Alisa Bowen

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[poisonfireleafs]

NO NO NO NO NO

#dawn avocet #avocet g2 #Avocet legacy #ts3 #sims 3

[poisonfireleafs]

RIP Dawn Avocet

#dawn avocet #avocet g2 #Avocet legacy #ts3 #sims 3 #I don't think I have ever been sad more with a sim death than with dawn #she is definitely one of my faves