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Parakeet Dragon

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As Parakeet Dragons grow into adults, you'll notice frequent visits from birds and flying insects, who are seeking [name]'s advice on matters such as nests, food sources, predators, and raising families.

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Young parakeet dragons benefit from caretakers who possess knowledge of the natural world. The more they are taught about the relationships between plants and animals around them, the better they can apply their special talents.

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Parakeet Dragons are most at home in the canopy tops of ancient forests, on the border between Nature and Air. Even as babies, Parakeet Dragons foster relationships with the birds and trees around them.

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Epic Form Parakeet Dragons are known to act as emissaries between winged creatures and plants, fostering mutually beneficial relationships, such as bees spreading pollen while they eat, and birds fending off termites in exchange for shelter.

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