An ivory-billed woodpecker, the 'Lord God bird' — so magnificent that loggers who saw one reportedly exclaimed 'Lord God, what a bird!' Officially extinct, unofficially glimpsed in southern swamps for eighty years.
Happening now
Somewhere in the bottomland, maybe, a pale bill working dead wood. The Vanished keep a seat warm just in case. The swamp is not talking.
What may come
The next glimpse could come any dawn. The swamp keeps its own schedule.
“The kea is still not sure whether his prank on the swamp ghost landed. Here is what happened: the week after, a pale bill was glimpsed working dead wood at dawn — the first glimpse in eleven years — and beside the fresh holes, arranged neatly, were three bottle caps, shiny side up. The kea keeps them in a special place. He does not prank the swamp anymore. He leaves offerings.”
The kea's prank on the swamp landed. The swamp laughed in its own way.
because he is the 'Lord God bird,' officially extinct and unofficially glimpsed for eighty years, and you keep the maybe
because the swamp is not talking, and you want to be in on the secret
because he may be gone or just very good at being unseen, and you hope it's the second
The Vanished
The extinct and almost-lost: the dodo, the great auk, the passenger pigeon, and Archaeopteryx herself — the flock the sky remembers, kept alive in story.
Not for sale yet — when this universe opens its gates, keepers will claim their birds here. No payment link exists yet; nothing here can be bought.
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At a glance — details & stats
Element
Wildwood
Flock
The Vanished — What the Sky Lost
Rarity
Epic
Personality
An ivory-billed woodpecker, the 'Lord God bird' — so magnificent that loggers who saw one reportedly exclaimed 'Lord God, what a bird!' Officially extinct, unofficially glimpsed in southern swamps for eighty years. He may be gone.