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Sporewing
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Sporewing

Warden's Rest · Lumaweald

Sporewing are large nocturnal gliding fenborn with velvet wing membranes that collect fungal spores as they brush against fruiting bodies.

Observed Currents Fungal →Air →
Range Warden's Rest · Lumaweald Open regional gazetteer →
Habitat Lumaweald fungal groves, canopy shade pockets, rotting log fields, and damp ravines
Record status Field dossier Observed archive standing
Field identification

Species description

Sporewing are large nocturnal gliding fenborn with velvet wing membranes that collect fungal spores as they brush against fruiting bodies. Specialized facial combs clean the membranes and redistribute spores along habitual routes.

Observed behavior

Field note

Several deep-forest fungi reproduce far less successfully where Sporewing colonies disappear. Their delicate wing membranes make them poorly suited to cage transport, yet they remain common in illegal exotic markets.

Keeper handling note

Placement & contact

Trafficking confiscation rehabilitation, canopy-colony rescue, research placements, and later protected-grove attunement.

This dossier describes the species. Individual care, temperament, provenance, and bond history are kept in the creature’s own record.