Long-beaked glossy black toucan

A long-beaked glossy black toucan is an NPC in the town of Mist Harbor on the Isle of the Four Winds.

Description

Short in body, the toucan looks like the average specimen of this variety and has glossy black primary feathers that lay flat over more colorful tertiary ones.  Her long beak is a bright orange color, while her eyes are surrounded in tiny red feathers that make them appear very large.  She has webbed feet, which she huddles down on when she waddles about, and one of her wings appears to have been broken at some point in her existence.

Room Messaging

A long-beaked glossy black toucan wanders in, her wings fluttering to keep herself balanced as she waddles.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan wobbles in, all traces of avian grace gone as she flaps her one good wing rapidly,H>

A long-beaked glossy black toucan beats her wings a few times, lifting it slightly from the ground and resulting in an undulating and brief flight.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan cants her head to the side and gives an inquisitive squawk.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan clacks her beak in mimicry of a yawn.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan gazes into the sky for several moments.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan gets a wicked glint in her eye and picks up a bright red berry.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan lifts her colorful bill and lets loose with a series of harsh grunts and croaks.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan lifts one of her wings and roots around in her feathers for several moments.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan preens herself.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan ruffles her feathers, causing one to become dislodged.

This creates "a glossy black toucan feather" which can be fletched.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan squawks loudly as she waddles about.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan suddenly ducks her head and scratches vigorously at her throat with the toes of one foot.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan takes to wing for several moments, but grows unsteady and slowly glides to the ground.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan tucks her beak under one wing and begins to fall asleep.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan turns her head backwards, settling her bill down upon her back, tucked under her healthy wing.  She then flips her tail straight up and over her head, taking a momentary rest.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan watches her surroundings carefully, stopping to peck at a stray berry from the ground. 

She bobs up and down, emitting a shrill vocalization, then hops off to another destination with her find.

Flapping her wings, the long-beaked glossy black toucan tries desperately to get more than a couple of feet off the ground.  she lands on her beak and rolls feathers over feet on the ground a couple of times, before coming upright and glaring at the low-hanging branch she was trying to reach.  With a shake of her beak, she turns away from the branch and preens herself.

Hopping jauntily about, the long-beaked glossy black toucan picks up stray berries and flips her large bill, rolling the fruit into her throat.

Obviously startled, the long-beaked glossy black toucan ruffles her vivid plumage and lets out a loud froggy-sounding croak that echoes throughout the surrounding area.

The long-beaked glossy black toucan momentarily inspects her prodigious bill and then vigorously rubs it on a nearby rock.  After another quick inspection, she looks satisfied with the results.

The long-beaked glossy black toucan tilts her head, twisting her giant multicolored beak to one side so she can eye you up and down, obviously deciding if you have fruit to offer.

The long-beaked glossy black toucan turns her head and rests her colorful beak along her back.  Raising her tail, she rolls herself up until she appears to be nothing but a glossy ball of feathers and goes to sleep.

Tilting her head entirely to one side, the long-beaked glossy black toucan peers up at you with apparent curiosity.

With a mighty clack, the long-beaked glossy black toucan playfully snaps her colorful beak at a passing bird.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan wobbles west, all traces of avian grace gone as she flaps her one good wing rapidly for balance.

A long-beaked glossy black toucan wanders west, her wings fluttering to keep herself balanced as she waddles.