MoonlitLily's Wishlist

This is MoonlitLily'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!

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	Mountain Bluebird As the sun rises, this bluebird's song can be heard over the mountains. Note:
	Mountain Cranberry [Flowers] Known under many other names - lingonberry, partridgeberry, foxberry, or cowberry - these tiny plants can survive the coldest winters and feed various animals. Seasonal decor - Summer only. Note:
	Mountain Lady's Slipper Orchid Though looks are deceiving, that white pouch is actually a part of the flower and not some weird insect! Note:
	Mountain Laurel Blossoms Flowering bush spreads amazing scents in the mountain forest. Note:
	Mouse companion Friend or food? Note:
	Muddy Spring Trail Looks like many animals pass this area, mixing their tracks in the muddy trail crossroad when they cross from one side of the forest to the other. Note:
	Nettle Leaves This European herb can help treat joint and muscle pains as well as urinary problems. Note:
	Night Creek The gentle bubbling of the water as it winds through the trees is peaceful and serene. Won't you stay for a while? Can only be obtained at night. Note:
	Night in the Forest Night falls fast during the winter, and the forest becomes eerily quiet. Note:
	Night Ouachita Forest This beautiful forest is the oldest National Forest in North America. It gets its name from the Indian word Washita which means 'good hunting grounds'. Can only be obtained at night. Note:
	Night Pine Barrens The soft breeze wafting through the pine needles is a pleasant sound and carries a fresh scent. Can only be obtained at night. Note:
	Nocturnal Flowering Cacti Flowers are blooming in the moonlight, encouraged by the glowing essence. The desert is pulsating with blue life. Note:
	Nocturnal Meadows A serene meadow full of glowing flowers, hidden among coniferous trees. Note:
	North American Porcupine Companion A small spiky friend. Note:
	Northern Alaskan Fox Kits Hardy Red Fox kits from the tundra! Note: