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Post by Turtleshell on Nov 25, 2016 17:33:03 GMT -5

The Rarity Scale

_{1 (Most Common) 2 (Very Common) 3 (Common) 4 (Somewhat Common) 5 (Somewhat Uncommon)
6 (Uncommon) 7 (Very Uncommon) 8 (Somewhat Rare) 9 (Rare) 10 (Very Rare) 11 (Most Rare)}

~The Forest~
_{A temperate forest often filled with oaks, maples, hickories, aspens, birchs and the like. Often filled with clearings and hollows. Water types in the area may include puddles, streams, creeks, brooks, and rivers.}

Small Mammals

Mouse (1)
Vole (2)
^{Note: Usually found around a water source, such as a stream, etc.}
Squirrel (2)
Shrew (4)
Rabbit (6)
^{Note: Usually found in or around a clearing}
Chipmunk (7)
Mole (7)
Rat (8)
^{Note: Usually found around twoleg dens or refuse}
Weasel (8)
^{Note: Attacks back violently, also known to hunt kits}

Large Mammals

Opossum (9)
^{Note: Attacks back violently, also known to hunt kits}
Racoon (9)
^{Note: Attacks back violently, also known to hunt kits}
Deer Fawn (11)
^{Note: Requires cooperative hunting}Small Birds

Robin (1)
Thrush (1)
Sparrow (2)
Finch (2)
Lark (2)
Starling (3)
^{Note: Often brightly colored and may be easy to spot}
Warbler (4)
Jay (4)
^{Note: Males are brightly colored, often easy to spot}
Dove (4)
Cardinal (5)
^{Note: Males are brightly colored, often easy to spot}
Magpie (5)
Rook (6)
Wren (6)
Woodpecker (7)
^{Note: Often heard before sighted}
Birds of Prey

Kestrel (5)
^{Note: Smallest bird of prey, no threat to kits}
Hawk (6)
^{Note: Small hawks make good prey, large hawks can be threat to kits}
Owl (8)
^{Note: Small owls make good prey, large owls can be threat to kits}
Vulture (11)
^{Note: Most often refers to turkey vultures}

Other Large Birds

Partridge (7)
Pheasant (8)
Quail (9)
^{Note: Best to follow back to nest and take eggs rather than kill immediately}

Reptiles & More

Turtle (5)
^{Note: Found in & around water sources such as streams, etc.}
Snake (5)
^{Note: Nonvenomous but bite still dangerous}
Lizard (6)
^{Note: Located in dark & damp areas, and crevices of rocks}Adder (7)
^{Note: Venomous & deadly}Fish

Minnow (3)
^{Note: Found in puddles, streams, brooks and creeks}
Carp (4)
^{Note: Found in streams, brooks, creeks and rivers}
Perch (4)
^{Note: Found in streams, brooks, creeks and rivers}
Bass (6)
^{Note: Found in streams and rivers}
Catfish (7)
^{Note: Found in streams and rivers, must dive to catch}
Predators

Fox (3)
Hawk (3)
^{Note: Danger to kits}
Badger (4)
Owl (5)
^{Note: Danger to kits}
Black Bear (8)

Other Dangers

Falling Trees (2)
^{Note: Most common during storms}
Rogues (3)
Kittypets (4)
^{Note: Most common at twoleg-places or other twoleg dens}Twolegs (4)
^{Note: Most common at twoleg-places or other twoleg dens}
Lightning (6)
^{Note: Clearings are most dangerous}
Forest Fires (10)

~The Meadow~
_{Typically large areas of tall grasses and flowers with a lot of room to run undisturbed, however there are many underground dens and even tunnels. Bodies of water in the area include ponds, puddles, rivers, streams and creeks.}

Small Mammals

Rabbits (1)

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