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eastern barn owl (Tyto javanica) by Dirk HR Spennemann
(Harassed and injured by crows and mapies. The owl was picked up by WIRES [wildlife rescue], fate unknown).
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Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica)
© Henry C. Richter
It hatches from facial, old, open, pale, white, and widespread eggs.
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pit babe daemons
I'm physically incapable of being in a fandom without making a daemon au. I'm not exactly actively writing this, but I couldn't stop thinking about it so here we are. (also it's always a fun test of my willpower to not give everyone a bird. 2/13 I am a master of restraint.)
(warning for spiders and snakes just in case!)
Babe:
beautiful pit viper (trimeresurus venustus) (I couldn't resist). like most snakes, scary on the outside and a sweetheart underneath. not the most aggressive but strikes fast with a venomous bite. also imagine Babe in his tank top with a snake draped over his neck. exactly.
charlie:
Appenzeller Sennenhund. cheerful, energetic, smart. fearless when it comes to protecting their family. very loyal! of course puppy Charlie has a dog daemon.
Way:
eastern barn owl (Tyto javanica stertens). fiercely territorial, secretive. incredible hunter. intelligent! also in folklore owls are either good (symbol of wisdom) or bad (omen of death and doom to come) which speaks to the dichotomy of Way.
Pete:
spotted-winged fruit bat (Balionycteris maculata). tends to be solitary. not a predator. they don’t echolocate but find food using keen sense of smell and eyesight, and they have an unusual dental formation compared to other fruit bats. (<- I can't explain why that is Pete to me but trust me.) smallest of the megabats but still a megabat which I think reflects the corporate side of things nicely.
Kenta:
cocker spaniel. loyal loyal loyal. easily trained. meant for hunting. good with kids lol. also in HDM servants tended to have dog daemons. LOYAL.
Kim:
siberian weasel (Mustela sibirica). intrepid and intelligent. sociable when it suits. will fight you and likely bite you. look at that little lady and tell me that's not Kim.
North:
dhole (Cuon alpinus). highly sociable and adaptive. noisy (likes to chat) but also uses complex body language. dholes don't engage in dominance displays and aren't super territorial, which I think reflects North's easy-going nature.
Sonic:
blue crested lizard (Calotes mystaceus). colourful! not very dangerous but still has teeth and claws. quick and crafty. I originally thought butterfly for Sonic but he needed something more substantial. also she definitely hitches a ride on North's daemon all the time.
Dean:
tiger shrike (Lanius tigrinus). solitary, shy and predatory. shrikes kill by impaling their prey on the nearest pointy object, which I think mirrors the way Dean went for the hammer well. also not a particularly flashy bird. (but still beautiful in the way all birds are beautiful!!)
Winner:
electric blue tarantula (Chilobrachys natanicharum). opportunistic, defensive, kind of a show-off. will ‘hiss’ when provoked. but not the most dangerous spider around. also I think Winner deserves a little blue in his life.
Alan:
banded linsang (Prionodon linsang) male daemon - low sexual dimorphism in this species so not everyone notices but it’s just something else that pings a little odd about alan. generally solitary and not well-known. a predator still.
Jeff:
veined labyrinth butterfy (Neope pulaha). clever, excellent vision, weak fliers. Jeff is a mystery to most, hence labyrinth. I think Jeff is served well by a daemon that can be easily hidden and/or overlooked.
+ bonus Tony:
giant hawker dragonfly (Tetracanthagyna plagiata). dragonflies are the world’s most efficient predator. but at the end of the day it’s just an insect. as with Jeff, it suits Tony to have a hidden daemon.
#pit babe#fic ideas#not me finishing all my research and then realising I’d forgotten about alan and jeff my bad!!#daemon au is obviously still omegaverse#I don't think daemons have a dynamic as such beyond what their connection to their person is#did I spend 2 hours on this instead of finishing my winnerdean fic? perhaps. don't look at me.#I did give all their daemons names as well but maybe I'll save them for the actual fic
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any name and pronouns are Fine, but id prefer non binary, or at leasnt non femme ones
i might post about being otherkin. my kins incude: barn owl (possibly a tyto javanica or tyto furcata subspecies, im not sure), polymorph, and divinekin
this is mainly a vent blog. possible triggering subjects: parental trauma (mental abuse, neglect, etc), religious trauma, mental illness (depressive symptoms, psychosis, anxiety, magical thinking, etc), and more
feel free to visit my blog whenever, but im still not entirely comfortable with people following me. if you do end you following, i (might) end up blocking you
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Tyto javanica delicatula | Elizabeth Gould (1804-1841) | The Birds of Australia. v.1 | rawpixel
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Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica)
Jurong Island, 4th May 2016
This photo of a dead Eastern Barn Owl, likely to have died after crashing into a building, was shared by Lim Kim Chuah to the Bird Sightings group on Facebook.
The Barn Owl has traditionally been considered to be a single, cosmopolitan species (Tyto alba), but it has recently been split into several species; the populations found in Singapore are considered to belong to what is now known as the Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica), which encompasses the Barn Owls in Peninsular Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, and parts of the South Pacific.
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My favorite owls are: The brown fish owl (Ketupa zeylonensis), the rock eagle owl (Bubo bengalensis), the spotted owlet (Athene brama), the hawk owl (Ninox scutulata), the Sokoke scops owl (Otus ireneae, it resembles The Lorax), and of course, the barn owl (Tyto alba/Tyto javanica)
All such excellent babies X3
Okay but I never heard of the Sokoke scops owl before and oMIGOSH?!?!?!?!
ITS SO PRETTY?? AND FLUFFY I love it djkzjdkzjdkajdkskz this is one of my new favorites XDDDD
My other faves are barn owls and snowy owls X33
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Eastern barn owl Tyto javanica https://www.instagram.com/p/CDmi1BAgOvT/?igshid=y85bcq977jud
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An owl-like bird inside the Curdimurka Siding building
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