Nacarona's Wishlist

This is Nacarona's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	Lunar Sparrows Sparrows are always ready to peck on any essence detritus that gets scattered around dens. Note:
	Mourning Dove Known also as the Turtle Dove, this bird can build a nest almost anywhere. Note:
	Northern Shrike Known as a butcherbird, shrikes often impale their prey on thorns or spikes. Maybe you could learn a thing or two? Note:
	Red-Winged Blackbird This is possibly the most common bird in North America. The males are black with red spots, while the females are brown. Note:
	Rock Dove An invasive feral species, also great snack. Note:
	San Blas Jay A dark Jay from Mexico. It dwells in tropical dry forests. Note:
	Short-Tailed Albatross Once hunted close to extinction for their feathers, these seabirds are making a comeback. Note:
	Silvery-Throated Jay A small Jay from Central America. It dwells in cloud forests. Note:
	Steller's Jay A common, crested Jay from North and Central America. It dwells in forests and mountains. Note:
	Swallow Tanager This pair of birds originate from Central America! Note:
	Transvolcanic Jay A large Jay from Mexico. It dwells in montane forests. Note:
	Tufted Jay A bi-coloured crested Jay from Mexico. It dwells in moist montane forests. Note:
	Western Grebe Believe it or not, when this bird dives for food it goes all the way down to the bottom of the lake! Note:
	White-Throated Magpie-Jay A large and flashy Jay from Central America. It dwells in many habitats. Note:
	Yucatan Jay A bi-coloured Jay from the Yucatán Peninsula. It dwells in tropical dry forests and plantations. Note: