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railwayspine πŸŒΎπŸ’«πŸ¦Œ's Wishlist

This is railwayspine πŸŒΎπŸ’«πŸ¦Œ'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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Northern Mockingbird
What song was that? You're not even sure! Mockingbirds can imitate the sounds of many birds, as well as frogs, dogs, and cats!
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Northern Shrike
Known as a butcherbird, shrikes often impale their prey on thorns or spikes. Maybe you could learn a thing or two?
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Old Railway
An old overgrown railway lies within the forest.
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Plushie Friend (Blue Puppy)
Recolor for 2938
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Pose Variant [Relaxed]
Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring.
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Pose Variant [Sentinel]
Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring.
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Prey of the Past (Fog)
Spirits of the prey that have fallen victim to you in the past are now embodying the low forming fog.
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Prey Trophies coat Normal
I coat made of trophies from normal colored prey.
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Protective Barn Owl
Your feathery friend attempts to scare off other animals. How cute.
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Quail Trail
Quails are wandering on their favourite paths, perhaps it's a great spot to admire the view or prepare an ambush.
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Radio Collar
Just the bestest of wolves gets chosen by humans to be tracked in their life with this collar!
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Radio Collar
Tracking/radio collars are collars used as a radio beacon to track animals for research.
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Radio Collar
How obnoxious! How can you sneak around if the humans always know where you are?
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Radio Collar (GPS)
Since gray wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 and 1996, radio collars have been used on wolves for research and monitoring.
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Raspberry
You've found some delicious wild berries!
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