Blooming Nudiphym

This elegant cliders emerge in the spring, following the air currents and flocking to freshly blooming flowers to consume their sweet nectar. This diet of nectar causes them to give off a fragrant, floral scent from the flower-like appendages on their bodies. In the process of eating nectar, they often pick up pollen, spreading it throughout fields of flowers as a pollinator. Area where these nudiphym roam are known to produce strange crossbreeds and unique colorations as they spread pollen across different flower species and create magically influenced mutations.

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