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After flying a long distance through a dry landscape without prominent vegetation, a Lavender Monarch Fae finally approaches a potential nectar source: a zinnia growing in someone's backyard flower barrel.

Along with nectar, faes also consume small insects such as gnats and mosquitoes, but the recent lack of sufficient rain has caused those to dwindle as well, leaving them more reliant on domestic plants growing in suburban environments to sustain themselves.

Description
After flying a long distance through a dry landscape without prominent vegetation, a Lavender Monarch Fae finally approaches a potential nectar source: a zinnia growing in someone's backyard flower barrel.

Along with nectar, faes also consume small insects such as gnats and mosquitoes, but the recent lack of sufficient rain has caused those to dwindle as well, leaving them more reliant on domestic plants growing in suburban environments to sustain themselves.