Do you think Maori style scenery could be included? We are probably getting the kiwi from NZ. Does NZ have native bats?
Fall DLC 2023 Speculation
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there is new zealand long and short tailed bats
I'm thinking little blue penguin. I mean the fact that the entire drink was blue feels like a big giveaway.
what if its a coconut crab. just spitballin' here lol
Oh, I wish the frontier would also give us placeable sand, similar to the mulch and also flexicolour. I really want some for my small animal houses. Actually, flexicolour mulch too pls frontier.
I mean yeah, that is a possibility. But the little blue penguin literally has blue in its name and the drinks name had cerulean in its title, which is a shade of blue. That's my thinking anyway.
oh pls i need that sand
would also be great as pine needles and gravel
“Where are the cerulean birds? That means blue, by the way.” -Nigel, From Rio
Spix’s macaw?
what if the cerulean pebble is for the kingfisher
The largest thing I’ve seen in (technically near) my yard was a coyote. I haven’t seen foxes or any wolves or bears (I’m about 30 mins out of Boston) in my yard, but we have a ton of birds.
I have some pictures actually. We have a local red-tailed hawk that I call cooper that stops by every once in a while. I’ve also seen woodpeckers, red-winged blackbirds, nuthatches, titmice, chickadees, grackles, cardinals, mourning doves, blue jays, mallards, geese, and a ton others.
(this is cooper)
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It’s been nice discussing this topic since like spring but I think tomorrow it’s gonna be time to move onto the winter dlc speculation
Best part is, winter dlc isn’t all that far away.
Unless anything else exciting happens on this discussion, see y’all on the winter dlc speculation
It’s been nice discussing this topic since like spring but I think tomorrow it’s gonna be time to move onto the winter dlc speculation
Best part is, winter dlc isn’t all that far away.
Unless anything else exciting happens on this discussion, see y’all on the winter dlc speculation
thats pretty cool! the two coolest birds in my yard were the snowy owl and the peregrine falcon
i love to sit on my porch and watch the birds
Birds are awesome!
I started birding over the spring and have a life list of 63. Theres an app called Merlin which is very useful for it.
ill have to try it out! indigo buntings are some of my favs
Agree with the thoughts this is probably scenery pack but if it's not, add to the Tasmanian Devil, Kiwi, Little Blue Penguin....I'm going to still put the Tree Kangaroo as the fourth since the Quokka isn't really in island species....
Racoon Dog
Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (last change for inclusion my friends!!!)
Aye-Aye
Given this probably IS an Island pack, we're probably going to have to let go of a LOT of animals we'd like to see in the game that really wouldn't have much of a change to make it in. I could possibly see the Tree Kangaroo headlining a finale pack...but just as easily can see it not getting included at all. Assuming it's not coming in this pack of course.
Racoon Dog
Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (last change for inclusion my friends!!!)
Aye-Aye
Given this probably IS an Island pack, we're probably going to have to let go of a LOT of animals we'd like to see in the game that really wouldn't have much of a change to make it in. I could possibly see the Tree Kangaroo headlining a finale pack...but just as easily can see it not getting included at all. Assuming it's not coming in this pack of course.
I have roos and emus and the rare dingo. I have seen about 100+ species so far. I live on a reasonably sized sheep station in the outback (100,000 + acres). I am a wildlife photographer irl so I am thrilled.
G'night from the UK everybody! This thread has been a trip and a half today. One sleeps til our questions are answered. Eeeee how will I sleep tho?
That is so cool!
Merlin and eBird are my two favourite apps for birding!
Right now I live in an apartment in a major urban center so I'm not getting much wildlife around me outside of pigeons, sparrows, and mice. Where I grew up was on the edge of a forest and we attracted a lot of birds, and with a creek running through the backyard we also got a good amount of waterfowl, including mergansers and nesting pairs of wood ducks. As for mammals, the basic Northeastern suburban fare--squirrels, groundhogs, foxes, white-tailed deer, raccoons, opossums, skunks.