Winter Beauties

The Huntress
(Poplar Leaf, red berries skirt or fuzzy weed skirt)
The Huntress sits watchful in the bare trees. She has been hard at work collecting milk and honey for the Changeling. A tiny fire has been built to warm the offerings. Later, when the moon comes out, so will her sharp arrows and a feast will be had tonight.

The Lady Fern
(birch bark, dried fern and dark red berry dress)
The thing about ferns is that they die in late summer and, but they're hardy and grow back. The Lady Fern fairy has gracefully aged, but she is immortal and the epitome of "you ain't seen seen nothin' yet." Wait until she comes back in the spring, green, reborn.

The Sentinel
(Decayed oak leaf with wings)
Sentinels are, like the Amazons, a tribe of warrior females who protect the raths or "forts," the ancient fortifications in fields encircled by ditches. The Sentinels are always watching for human interference. They are most keen to keep Man away from the sacred fairy dens, so beware.

The Fernald's Neck Fairy

Found in fairy rates on the paths of Fernald's Neck in Maine, this fairy lives on the height of the land, overlooking the lake. Adorned in dried grass and lichen, and Old Man's Beard with a fungi appliqué.

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