Isolde's Wishlist

This is Isolde'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
	[Canada] Nunavut - Auyuittuq National Park Beautiful fjords of Baffin Island are covered in clumps of plants which create microclimates helpful in resisting the harsh conditions of the Arctic. Canada theme set. Note:
	[Companion] Black-billed Magpie A friend who's been by your side from the very beginning! Or perhaps this is a new friend? Either way, it's a friendly magpie who's always willing to bring you a new gift! Note:
	Alpine Forget-me-not Blue flowers blossom among mountainous slopes. Note:
	Attached Antlers [Whitetail] An interesting growth for a wolf! Note:
	Black-Throated Magpie-Jay A long-tailed Jay from Mexico. It dwells in woodlands. Note:
	Blue Huckleberry These tiny, sweet blue berries on this bush may look like their cousin the native blueberry, but they are actually a completely different genus! Note:
	Bowltube Iris A beautiful flower native to California, it was also used as fiber to fashion nets and snares by humans long ago. Note:
	Bristle-Pointed Iris What a beautiful flower! It will bloom in almost any environment. Note:
	Charcoal It smells like fire and ash. When prepared, it can soothe digestive problems. Note:
	Crimson Columbine Sphinx moths are attracted to this flower. Note:
	Dandelion Dandelion can be found in all biomes. It can treat some infections. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Desert Paintbrush Clusters of red flowers decorate the desert. Note:
	Dickinson's Lady's Slipper Maybe if you look at it long enough, it will start to resemble a slipper. At least it’s vibrant! Note:
	Dwarf Crested Iris Delicate purple petals furl out from a pale center, drawing the eye. It's surprisingly quite hardy and can live upwards of 10 years! Note:
	Entire-Leaved Daisy These tiny white flowers grow in the tough, rocky soil of the subarctic. They're actually part of the sunflower family! Note: