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Member's Chirp (2 sub-boards) Come on in and converse with the other members. Tell us about your pets, your day, anything you'd like. This board also contains A games board and a graphics board.
Character Application Come here to apply a character's Biography. There is a pre-prepared form when you open 'post new thread'. You MUST wait for your character to be accepted before roleplaying.
Accepted Characters (31 sub-boards) This is where accepted biographies are moved. There are Sub-boards for each family. In each sub-board is a list of birds in that family and their Wingspan(WS), Length(L), scientific name, and usual population range by kingdom. Any other facts are to be researched by you.
Golden Oak The Golden Oak is known as the party palace for The Summer and Winter Solstices. This Large tree is an amazing sight, and glimmers like gold on each solstice. The Spruce is littered with hollows throughout its innards. It is the perfect time to find a mate, since most birds gather here from all Kingdoms in peace. Making rucuss will get you kicked out.
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Hall of Royalty The Hall of Royalty is the meeting place for kings, queens, and other royal lineage.
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Northern Kingdom
Northern Palace The Northern Palace is a stone palace settled in the Alaskan shores. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: none Queen: Rasia
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Taiga A flat, snow covered land in the farthest north of the Northern Kingdom. It consists with far-spaced evergreen trees. and lichen covering some of the ground. The trees here are a popular nesting area. This place is also great for hunting small rodents. But beware Wolverines, lynxes, foxes, weasels and wolves who wouldn't mind a delicious small avian snack.
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Niagara Falls Off of the Niagara river, this used to be known as one of the human's great tourist attractions. It is now a much larger waterfall, and an okay nesting spot. It isn't the best because of how loud it is, but some birds choose to nest in the caves behind it, which are safe from predators.
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Alaskan Shores The Alaskan shores are a popular place for breeding, especially in the rocky cliffsides here. Foxes, mongoose, and several otther predators however enjoy stealing eggs. Though, you may take a nice swim or catch some arctic fish when you're here.
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Tundra A high leveled plateau, that is found in mid-kingdom. It lacks tree cover, because in the higher areas, temperature prevents growth of plants and trees. However, some grasses, Sedges and mosses survive here. There are luckily few predators.
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Eastern Kingdom
Eastern Palace The Eastern Palace is a Concrete palace settled in the Eastern Shore. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: Javon Queen: none
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Appalachian Mountains A vast mountain system, that aren't as tall as they used to be. They are still rather high however, above sea level. It is split into several sub-mountains. Mount Mitchel is the tallest of them all. The Appalachians are heavily forested, however there are many predators.
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East Shore The East shore stretches along the Atlantic Ocean, and lots of shorebirds and wading birds enjoy living here. Nesting here is not reccomened, because of egg theif animals.
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Wetlands The Wetlands are an alltime favorite place for Wading Birds. These wetlands are an area that are regularly saturated by surface water and groundwater. Despite being mostly waterlogged ground, trees still grow in this marshy area. They provide good nesting trees, but most larger wading birds nest on the soil rises in the wetlands.
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The Borough of Centralia The Borough of Centralia has a very unique history. A long time ago, in this town in what was called Pennsylvania a fire was started on accident, and it spread through the mines below the town. Unfortionately, the anthrocite coal has still not stopped burning, exceeding the estimated 100 years that it would burn itself out. Now, it is an empty, barren area, where the old Route 60 was cracked open by heat pressure. Anywhere sinkholes appear, steam still rises from the ground. Few animals live here, but it is a nesting place for some birds such as crows. The only unsafe factor of this place, are the large Carbon dioxide amounts.
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Central Kingdom
Central Palace The Central Palace is a concrete palace settled in the Great Plains. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: none Queen: none
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Ozark Plateau A hgihland region of the Central Kingdom. This is an extensive portion of the Kingdom, much larger than th desert. It is filled with trees and a lot of wildlife. There are also plently of water sources found in the area.
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The Desert The desert here is the Central Kingdom covers a lot of land. This heat is bearable to only several species of birds. Fortunately, there are few predators, and lots of bugs to eat.
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The Great Plains The Great Plains are a broad expanse of Prairie and Steppe. This long, high-lying area is a tourist attraction for birds on migration or vacation. The Great Plains are the westernmost portion of the vast North American Interior Plains, which extend east to the Appalachian Plateau.
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Central Lowlands The Central Lowlands are at about Sea level, and coves a small portion of the Kingdom with flat area. There is a lot of brush, and spread out trees. This means easy unting for some land predators. Birds who make their homes here better watch their backs.
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Mountain Kingdom
Mountain Palace The Mountain Palace is a natural rock palace settled in the Rocky Mountains. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: none Queen: none
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Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park is a great wildlife home. But with wildlife, comes predators of birds. Despite the great beeeding ground and nesting ground, there are still the pros and cons of living here.
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Black Hills The Black Hills are a small, isolated mountain range rising from the Great Plains. Set off from the main body of the Rocky Mountains, the region is something of a geological anomaly—accurately described as an "island of trees in a sea of grass." The hills are covered in trees. In the distance, the hills do seem to be colored black.
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Rocky Mountains The Rocky Mountains cover the Mountain Kingdom North the South, South to North. This large Mountain structure has been around for a long time. It is covered with pine Forests, and a great home for birds. Unfortionately, a great home for wolves, foxes, and other Predators as well.
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Mount Rushmore This strange site, named Mount Rushmore is a site to see for all birds. It depictsstrange beakless and featherless birds in a mountain sculpture. It sure isn't much of a hunting place, but sitting atop the figures gives a great view of the Black Hills.
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Pacific Kingdom
Pacific Palace The Pacific Palace is a stone palace settled in the Columbia Plateau. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: none Queen: none
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Pacific Coast The Pacific Coast is a wonderful way to see a beautiful sunrise. It is often flocked with huge amounts of seabirds, and 'traffic' around here is terrible. You might be able to find a decent hour when the seabirds are away if you are lucky. The fish here are plentiful, and the water is warm.
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Cascades The Cascades are a major mountain range in the northwest of the Pacific Kingdom. It includes both non-volcanic mountains, including the rugged spires of the North Cascades, and the notable volcanoes known as the High Cascades. It isn't a relatively dangerous place, unless you find and set off an active volcano. The cascades have some tree coverage. Predators mainly stay away.
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Columbia Plateau The Columbia Plateau is no different then many other North American Plateau's. It is right along the Pacific Ocean, so a fall from these hights in the water would leave devistating injury or even death. There is some shrubbery growth here, but not many trees. It is a nice nesting area along the plateau cliffs above the water.
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Southern Kingdom
Rio Grande Known as the Rio Grande in the Other Regions and as the Río Bravo in The Southern Kingdom, this river, 1,885 miles long, is the third longest river system in the Kingdoms and serves as a natural boundary along the border between the Southern Kingdom and the other Kingdoms.
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Baja California Baja California is the northmost area of the Southern Kingdom. And, it's a very long peninsula. Baja California has two sea shores. It borders the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Gulf of California to the east. Even though the state is not large in area, its geography is very diverse. The Sierra de Baja California runs in the middle of the state with different denominations. Theere is a lot of good living space, and not that many predators.
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Southern Palacio El Southern Palacio, or, The Southern Palace, is a stone palace settled in Baja California Peninsula. It is home to the King and Queen of the Kindgom and their Servants and other royal lineage.
King: None Queen: None
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Sierra Madre Oriental Sierra Madre Oriental is a mountain range in the northeastern Southern Kingdom, spanning 1000 km. The range is noted for its high biodiversity and large number of endemic species. The higher elevations of the range are home to the Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests.
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Gulf of Mexico Coast This coast borders the Gulf of Mexico. The Water is very warm, and is home to a lot of Oceantic birds. It is much less crowded than the Pacific Coast, and is much more relaxing. There are a lot of fish here as well.
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Oceantics
Arctic Ocean The Arctic Ocean is off the shore of the Northern Kingdom. It is a rather shallow and small ocean, but nonetheless it is an important home for some seabirds. Many fish home here.
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Gulf of Mexico The gulf of mexico is the ninth largest body of water in the world. It is a warm place, and home to several Oceantic birds. The warm waters hold fleshy, delicious fish for seabirds.
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Atlantic Ocean (1 sub-board) The Atlantic Ocean is off the shore of the Eastern Kingdom. It is the second biggest Ocean in the world, and a very important home for seabirds. It is a bit of a cooler ocean around the Kingdoms.
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Pacific Ocean The Pacific Ocean is off the shore of the Pacific and Southern Kingdoms. It is The biggest Ocean in the world, and a very important home for tropic seabirds who enjoy temperate-warm weather.
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