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Anglewing eggs are golden-brown spotted with bright yellow. | Anglewing eggs are golden-brown spotted with bright yellow. | ||
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There are several butterfly species collectively known as "anglewings" for the irregularly angular outline of their wings, whose mottled greyish-brown undersides resemble a tattered dead leaf when the butterfy rests on a twig. Anglewings' topside patterns are more varied, but most are tawny orange-brown with narrow black edges and small (sometimes graduated) black spots. | There are several butterfly species collectively known as "anglewings" for the irregularly angular outline of their wings, whose mottled greyish-brown undersides resemble a tattered dead leaf when the butterfy rests on a twig. Anglewings' topside patterns are more varied, but most are tawny orange-brown with narrow black edges and small (sometimes graduated) black spots. | ||
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Revision as of 04:20, 11 September 2010
Dragon Breed Data
| Breed Name: | Anglewing |
| National Loyalty: | British |
| Physical Characteristics: | Middle-weight; golden-yellow |
| Special Abilities: | Maneuvering in tight circles |
| Known Members: | Obversaria, Velocitas, Palliatia |
Species Notes
Anglewings are a small breed of dragon known for adroit maneuvering. They are only a little bit larger than Yellow Reapers.
Anglewing eggs are golden-brown spotted with bright yellow.
Origin Of Name?
There are several butterfly species collectively known as "anglewings" for the irregularly angular outline of their wings, whose mottled greyish-brown undersides resemble a tattered dead leaf when the butterfy rests on a twig. Anglewings' topside patterns are more varied, but most are tawny orange-brown with narrow black edges and small (sometimes graduated) black spots.
