Purple Loons of the Emerald Forest
Forgotten RunesWhy are there only about forty pairs of these birds left?
Sharon
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Purple Loons
These majestic birds live only in a few areas. They can be found by Rabbit Lake and the northern parts of the Chunky River. There are only about forty known pairs of these birds in the wild. On the endangered species list they are listed as critical due to poaching. Their feathers are black with beautiful deep purple and bright green feathers mixed in.
Thirty years ago it became popular among the pirates living by the Red Wizard Capital to have one of these colorful feathers in their tricorn hats. Hired thieves were sent out to capture these birds and the population was almost wiped out.
Today warrior Kathleen and her group called the Jadeites protect these birds. It is not acceptable to be found owning a purple loon feather.
Lore from the Emerald Forest, told down from one generation to another mentions these birds and how they are known to bring harmony to the area. They are not territorial with each other and if fact will often welcome new pairs. They get along well with all living things and have been called upon to settle arguments and disputes.
These loons mate for life and often take care of each other.
When one of the birds dies the entire flock will be summoned. Once all the purple loons have arrived a funeral ceremony takes place. The surviving partner will live the rest of its life alone.
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Purple Loons of the Emerald Forest
Forgotten RunesWhy are there only about forty pairs of these birds left?
Sharon
Featuring
Purple Loons
These majestic birds live only in a few areas. They can be found by Rabbit Lake and the northern parts of the Chunky River. There are only about forty known pairs of these birds in the wild. On the endangered species list they are listed as critical due to poaching. Their feathers are black with beautiful deep purple and bright green feathers mixed in.
Thirty years ago it became popular among the pirates living by the Red Wizard Capital to have one of these colorful feathers in their tricorn hats. Hired thieves were sent out to capture these birds and the population was almost wiped out.
Today warrior Kathleen and her group called the Jadeites protect these birds. It is not acceptable to be found owning a purple loon feather.
Lore from the Emerald Forest, told down from one generation to another mentions these birds and how they are known to bring harmony to the area. They are not territorial with each other and if fact will often welcome new pairs. They get along well with all living things and have been called upon to settle arguments and disputes.
These loons mate for life and often take care of each other.
When one of the birds dies the entire flock will be summoned. Once all the purple loons have arrived a funeral ceremony takes place. The surviving partner will live the rest of its life alone.
