Yukon 𓏲's Wishlist

This is Yukon 𓏲'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
	Snake Tail [Black] You're in for a hissssingly good time. It'ssss time to sssslither away now. Note:
	Sunrise: Denali The highest mountain peak in North America makes for a breathtaking view. Note:
	Sunrise: Lake Michigan This lake is so large that the opposite shore is swallowed by the horizon. Note:
	Sunrise: Lake Superior It's so cold this far north that the lake freezes and sheets of ice lap like waves at the shoreline. Note:
	Sunset: Cold Taiga It's only going to get colder as the sun disappears. Brr! Note:
	Super Flower Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse This was a very long total lunar eclipse that occurred in May 2022. It was visible mostly from South America, though partially from North America as well. Note:
	Swan Feather Decor Necklace made out of swan feathers. Note:
	Underwater Dweller [River] You're not quite sure how you're breathing down here, but it sure is pretty! The water is teeming with life and flowing lazily downstream. Note:
	White Mountains A large portion of the Appalachian Trail explores the White Mountains and the local forest. It's time to go hiking - the view is stunning! Note:
	White Rose Crown A beautiful rose crown, made with care and attention to detail. The intense colours make you wonder if the flowers are real. Note:
	White Sage This item will guarantee a minimum of 6 puppies in a litter. Prepare a ceremony and howl a song for your chosen wolf. Note:
	White-Winged Dove If not able to live in the forest, this dove prefers vicinity of Saguaro Cacti, which is a perfect source of water in the harsh environment. Note:
	Winter Cave What a great place to hide during winter! Note:
	Wolf Blood Applying this item to the female wolf before breeding will give a small chance for a puppy in her next litter to develop a recessive mutation. Note:
	Wolf Meat Female wolves that consume Wolf Meat before their next breeding have a higher chance that a puppy in their litter will develop a random spontaneous mutation. Note: