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In this rare original photogryph from Luxet Tenebrae's studio, a male faerie is shown in the process of a full wing display. This fae, as well as other similar specimens, show a physical wing structure that resembles (if not in fact is) natural foliage. Not all fae share this characteristic, and apparently even those who do possess such "plant wings" do not always display them in that form. Whether this unique wing type is a camouflage tactic or the result of natural selection remains a topic of debate amongst scholars of the ur-naturals.

Description
In this rare original photogryph from Luxet Tenebrae's studio, a male faerie is shown in the process of a full wing display. This fae, as well as other similar specimens, show a physical wing structure that resembles (if not in fact is) natural foliage. Not all fae share this characteristic, and apparently even those who do possess such "plant wings" do not always display them in that form. Whether this unique wing type is a camouflage tactic or the result of natural selection remains a topic of debate amongst scholars of the ur-naturals.