LupineMoon's Wishlist

This is LupineMoon'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
	Falling Pine Needles [Green] Fresh pine needles are gathering on the ground. Note:
	Fayre Garden Terrace Award-winning flowers neatly arranged in the Fayre Gardens! Note:
	Fields of Tansy Meadow covered in Tansy flowers. The smell is intense! Note:
	Fireweed With its tall stalks and pink flowers, this plant is hard to miss. It has many different uses such as medicine, tea, and even food... but not for a carnivore like you! Note:
	Firewheel Bright red blooms with yellow tips draw the eye to this dazzling flower. It's like a wheel of fire! Note:
	Flickering Forest The late afternoon sun rays hit the leaves and trunks of mixed trees. Damp air, smelling of autumn, fills with the blue shade of the approaching night sky. Note:
	Flickering Meadow Beautiful meadow slowly blinking with lights emitted by flickering flowers. Note:
	Flickering Misty Prairie The damp, heavy air gathers among the tall grass in forms of glowing mist. Note:
	Flirting Cardinals These two cardinals are so focused on each other that they don't notice you at all! Note:
	Florida Scrub Jay A rare Jay from Florida. It dwells in local scrublands. Note:
	Flower Bouquet You'd best hurry and give these to someone else while they still smell so beautifully... Or keep them to yourself and enjoy the beautiful flower composition. Note:
	Flower: Arctic Draba These flowers may look fragile and weak, but they actually grow in a very tough environment. For some reason, this knowledge boosts your mood! Note:
	Flower: Fireweed It's hard to stop looking at the beautiful, intense purple of this flower. That's why you need it in your life! Note:
	Flower: Golden Poppy Resembling a tiny, setting sun, these flowers are definitely a sight to admire as they sway in the gentle wind. Note:
	Flower: Mossy Saxifrage A green carpet full of tiny red flowers. The sight makes you want to roll around in them. Note: