“These little critters are quite beneficial for the environment, pollinating produce and flowers galore. They often smell of the flowers they sometimes burrow in, though are easily missed when far from civilization.”

Flower Warden

A harmless creature with a flair for camouflage, the flower warden is a small flat critter that lives on land. With a body that is shaped somewhat like a flower, a warden plucks flowers throughout the year and affixes them to its back, forming a bouquet to disguise them in fields. A favourite of farmers and beekeepers who see the warden as a boon to pollination, outside of their natural habitat they are less adapted, often confusing trashed parchment or cloth for flowers and forming a less-than-convincing disguise.

Written by Reedie and Book