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{{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] vol 1|Native to tropical and sub-tropical climes, the beak of the colibri is believed to be curved to allow it better access to the nectar hidden deep within raincatcher flowers. For reasons still a mystery, many colibri are drawn to items that sparkle when struck by light - such as pearlescent shells, agates, and fallen gil - and will swallow the items whole. Colibri also have developed the uncanny skill of mimicry, in which they will imitate sounds recently heard as a form of defence against predators.}} | {{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] vol 1, page 285|Native to tropical and sub-tropical climes, the beak of the colibri is believed to be curved to allow it better access to the nectar hidden deep within raincatcher flowers. For reasons still a mystery, many colibri are drawn to items that sparkle when struck by light - such as pearlescent shells, agates, and fallen gil - and will swallow the items whole. Colibri also have developed the uncanny skill of mimicry, in which they will imitate sounds recently heard as a form of defence against predators.}} | ||
All creatures belonging to the genus Colibri. | All creatures belonging to the genus Colibri. | ||
[[Category:Cloudkin]] | [[Category:Cloudkin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:00, 15 August 2023
“Native to tropical and sub-tropical climes, the beak of the colibri is believed to be curved to allow it better access to the nectar hidden deep within raincatcher flowers. For reasons still a mystery, many colibri are drawn to items that sparkle when struck by light - such as pearlescent shells, agates, and fallen gil - and will swallow the items whole. Colibri also have developed the uncanny skill of mimicry, in which they will imitate sounds recently heard as a form of defence against predators.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea vol 1, page 285
All creatures belonging to the genus Colibri.
Pages in category "Colibri"
The following 18 pages are in this category, out of 18 total.