LeafWings

LeafWing by Joy Ang

LeafWings are one of the three tribes, alongside the SilkWings and HiveWings, that inhabit the continent of Pantala. They are the only living tribe that was mentioned in the Legend of the Hive, the other tribe being the extinct BeetleWings. During the events of the Tree Wars, the LeafWings were ruled by Queen Sequoia.

PoisonWings are named after poisonous plants; although some are named after carnivorous plants, or plants poisonous to smaller animals (such as Sundew, Nettle, Cobra Lily and Mandrake). SapWings are named after trees (such as Willow, Sequoia, and, Hawthorn).

## Male PoisonWing Names

* Achillea
* Antiaris **(Poison tree)**
* Baneberry
* Barberry
* Bladderwort
* Bluestem **(A type of grass poisonous to dogs)**
* Bracken **(Causes damage to DNA, thus leading to cancers of the digestive tract)**
* Buckthorn
* Bull Nettle
* Butterwort **(A carnivorous plant in the bladderwort family)**
* Cardosanto
* Castor Bean **(Contains the highly potent poison ricin. Ingestion of seeds can be fatal. Leaves can be red. Good for a red-tinted LeafWing)**
* Clematis **(This used to be my favorite flower! Now I don't have one :D)**
* Cocklebur
* Cohosh
* Coltsfoot **(A VERY dangerous plant to humans)**
* Corncockle
* Dodder **(Plant which is poisonous to horses)**
* Dogbane
* Dragontrap
* Dwale **(Another name for deadly nightshade/belladonna)**
* Dropwort
* Elderberry
* Firethorn **(A very mildly poisonous plant) (As the word "fire" is involved, might also be a potential Sky/Leaf name)**
* Ghostberry
* Gifblaar
* Goatgrass
* Hawkweed **(A plant with yellow flowers)**
* Hellbore **(Yes, this is a actual plant)**
* Herb Paris
* Hogweed
* Honeybush
* Ivy **(As in poison ivy)**
* Jequirity **(A poisonous plant, also known as the rosary pea)**
* Kingcup
* Larkspur
* Leadwort **(Or Plumbago. A carnivorous plant)**
* Mezereum **(Or Mezereon. Very toxic. If poisoned, victims experience a choking sensation)**
* Monkshood
* Nightshade
* Oleander
* Othalanga **(Another name for the s\*\*cide tree, a tree that produces poisonous fruit)**
* Poison Oak
* Peace **(Short for Peace Lily, good for a laidback PoisonWing)**
* Radicans **(Trumpet vine, a plant with low poison characteristics, good for a laidback PoisonWing)**
* Ragwort
* Redoul
* Smokebush **(Red bush, good for a red-tinted Leafwing)**
* Snakeroot
* Snake's Head
* Strychnos
* Strangler **(Short for strangler fig)**
* Snowberry
* Spurge **(Full name is Spurge nettle.)**
* Sumac
* Smudge
* Tobacco
* Toloache
* Wolfsbane **(Another name for monkshood)**
* swamp-sumach (It was previously known as Rhus vernix, And it's another word for Poison sumac)

## Male SapWing Names

* Acmopyle
* Aspen
* Alder
* Arbor **(It's a kind of tree and "tree" in Latin)**
* Black Oak
* Birch **(As in the white and black birch tree)**
* Basswood
* Baobab **(African Baobab tree)**
* Buckeye
* Crabapple
* Cedar **(A tree, obviously)**
* Chestnut
* Conifer **(A tree that bears cones or needle-like or scale-like leaves that are typically evergreen)**
* Cypress
* Ebony
* Elm
* Eucalyptus **(A type of tree that is an ingredient in some cough drops)**
* Evergreen
* Fig **(A rich, chewy fruit like dates used in food ; often dried)**
* Fir
* Ginkgo **(Smells bad)**
* Hornbeam
* Jungle
* Juniper
* Kapok
* Kumquat
* Locust
* Maple
* Manioc **(Another name for cassava)**
* Monkypuzzle
* Mulberry
* Mahogany
* Oak
* Othalanga **(Another name for the s\*\*cide tree, a tree that produces poisonous fruit)**
* Pine
* Poison Oak
* Ramón **(The breadnut tree)**
* Rowan
* Rubber
* Spruce
* Tamarind **(A TREE)**
* Totara **(tree)**
* Tupelo
* Yoshino **(Yoshino cherry, grows in japan.)**
* Walnut
* Xate

## Female PoisonWing Names

* Aconite **(another word for wolf's bane)**
* Aconitum **(Same as aconite)**
* Allium
* Alpenrose
* Angelwing/Angel Wing **(As in the angel wing begonia)**
* Aquilegia
* Arnica
* Arum Lily
* Azalea **(Pretty pink flower)**
* Baneberry
* Begonia
* Bell **(Yellow Bell, similar to the french word for beautiful. Perhaps good for a beautiful LeafWing?)**
* Bleeding Heart **(a toxic, heart-shaped flower, native to Siberia, northern China, Korea and Japan. It is the sole species in the monotypic genus Lamprocapnos, but is still widely referenced under its old name Dicentra spectabilis. )**
* Brugmansia **(Another name for Angel's trumpet)**
* Barberry **(A poisonous plant, which is poisonous but medicinal as well. It has therapeutic effects)**
* Buttercup **(Buttercups are poisonous in large doses to humans and cows)**
* Butterwort
* Bluelily **(A plant of minimal toxicity)**
* Bitterleaf **(Eating it in large doses is toxic)**
* Bittersweet **(Bittersweet nightshade, it's poisonous although not as poisonous as the Belladonna)**
* Cassytha **(A type of vine that contains a poison that is lethal in large doses)**
* Calla **(As in Calla lily)**
* Cascabela **(Part of the scientific name of the yellow oleander, a poisonous plant)**
* Castilleja **(Nicknamed ¨Indian Paintbrush¨; toxic to horses)**
* Cephalotus **(Carnivorous plant)**
* Cerbera **(Part of the scientific name of the s\*\*cide tree, Poison or Sap)**
* Cicuta
* Citronella **(Another name for Lemongrass, which can sometimes cause skin irritation)**
* Clover
* Crow **(As in crow poison, a type of flower)**
* Crupina **(The common Crupina affects hay and crops, damaging their quality)**
* Datura
* Daylily **(Extremely toxic to cats)**
* Desertrose
* Duranta **(Duranta erecta)**
* Easter Lily **(Commonly known as the Tiger, Day, Asiatic, Easter, or Japanese Show lily, these plants result in severe acute kidney failure. All parts of the plant– the leaf, pollen, stem, flower are considered poisonous to cats; Tho humans and dogs aren't affected by them.)**
* Erecta **(Duranta erecta)**
* Euphorbia **(The sap and latex are highly toxic)**
* Firecherry **(As in the fire cherry tree)**
* Firelily **(also known as the orange lily, it is very dangerous)**
* Flamelily **(Very poisonous, pretty sure there was attempted homicide with it)**
* Foxglove **(very poisonous, colorful plant. Good for Leaf/Silk)**
* Fritillaria **(Part of the scientific name for snake's head)**
* Gelsemium **( two native to North America and one to China. All three can be deadly. The most toxic variety of gelsemium, Gelsemium elegans, only grows in Asia, and is also known as “heartbreak grass”)**
* Gloriosa **(Gloriosa lily)**
* Grevillea
* Higanbana **(Or Spider Lily. Plants and flowers are toxic and can cause skin irritation or poisoning if ingested. It has been associated with death for centuries due to its tendency to bloom near gravesites. The flower symbolizes the impermanence of life, as well as mourning and remembrance of those who have passed away)**
* Heliamphora **(A carnivorous plant)**
* Holly
* Honeysuckle
* Hydrangea
* Jimsonweed **(Not a weed, flower)**
* Kalmia **(The poison content is so high that even the meat of animals that ate the leaves of this plant can become poisonous to humans. The flowers of the kalmia can be pink, reddish-pink or white)**
* Knapweed
* Kudu
* Laceflower
* Laceleaf **(The leaves of this plant can be very irritating if ingested)**
* Lantana **(All parts of this plant are poisonous)**
* Larkspur
* Lily
* Lobelia
* Lemongrass **(It can cause skin irritation. It also can be toxic and cause lung problems)**
* Maikoa
* Mint **(Some types of mint are poisonous to cats and dogs)**
* Montana
* Moonflower **(Also known as the Tropical white morning-glory, is a poisonous plant)**
* Moonseed **(Extremely poisonous fruit)**
* Moonsilk **(Type of Siberian iris)**
* Nandina **(Contains cyanide)**
* Myrtle
* Heather
* Jasmine
* Jessamine
* Jequirity **(Another name for the Rosary Pea)**
* Oleander
* Ongaonga **(Even the lightest touch can result in a painful sting that lasts several days)**
* Parilla (**Another name for the moonseed tree)**
* Parsnip **(Yellow flower)**
* Peace Lily **(Can cause mild irritation if ingested.)**
* Pennyroyal
* Peony **(A very pretty flower symbolizing love, honor, happiness wealth, romance, and beauty)**
* Poison Ivy
* Poinsettia **(If children and pets eat it, they can develop a mouth rash and stomach upset. The sap can cause a skin rash, too)**
* Primrose **(Its leaves feature a sap that can create blisters when touched)**
* Privet
* Pulsatilla
* Pyracantha **(Another name for firethorn)**
* Rafflesia
* Roridula **(Carnivorous plant)**
* Roselily **(Toxic to cats)**
* Stargazer **(A lily, poisonous to cats. A crossbreed between two different species, commonly used for perfumes. A great Night/Leaf name)**
* Stramonium
* Strychnine **(The bark of this tree is poisonous)**
* Skyflower
* Spindle **(European spindle tree)**
* Snakeroot
* Sumac **(Poison tree)**
* Tansy **(All parts are moderately poisonous)**
* Thevetia **(Part of the scientific name of the yellow oleander, a poisonous plant)**
* Utricularia **(A genus of carnivorous plants.)**
* Venus **(As in the dragontrap)**
* Wallflower **(It can affect the heart)**
* Waterlily **(Poisonous plant)**
* Waterwheel **(Plant with multiple traps used to catch small invertebrate water creatures. Similar to a venus fly trap)**
* Windflower
* Wisteria **(a tree with purple blueish flowers. The seeds and its juice is poisonous.)**
* Yarrow **(Flower)**
* Zamia
* Pitcher **(As in Pitcher plant that catches bugs)**
* Roridula **(Type of white flower that catches bugs but don't digest it, but share it with another insect which gives nutrition to the plant)**

## Female SapWing Names

* Acacia
* Acai
* Althea **(Beautifully blooming tree. Color of flowers from white to crimson)**
* Apple
* Areca **(Palm tree)**
* Aspen
* Balsa **(A large, fast-growing tree known for its light but durable wood)**
* Beech
* Birch
* Bois Dentelle **(A rare tree, there are only 2 left in the world. A flowering tree which has grows white flowers. The name is French, "lacewood" in English)**
* Bristlecone
* Bunya **(As in the Bunya pine)**
* Cassava
* Cecropia **(Also the name of a butterfly, great Silk/Leaf name)**
* Ceiba **(A thorny tree. Among the Maya Indians, this tree was considered sacred and was always planted in the middle of the settlement)**
* Crabapple
* Conifer
* Cotton
* Cypress **(An evergreen coniferous tree with small, rounded pine cones.)**
* Dammara **(Another name for kauri)**
* Dragonblood **(Kind of tree)**
* Elm
* Elowen
* Hazelnut
* Heaven **(It’s a type of tree. Good for a very pretty LeafWing)**
* Hickory **(A type of tree)**
* Ipê **(It's a beautiful and strong tree, it also has pink blossoms)**
* Juniper
* Khaya
* Konjac
* Kowhai **(a tree with yellow flowers native to New Zealand)**
* Lacewood **(the English name for the Bois Dentelle. Rare tree, two left in the world. Grows white flowers)**
* Laurel
* Loulu
* Mandioca **(Another name for the cassava)**
* Magenta **(Like the Magenta lilly pilly. A tree, by the way.)**
* Maidenhair **(Type of tree)**
* Mimosa **(A tree, also an alcoholic drink. The tree grows very pretty, pink flowers)**
* Maple (A tree that has green leaves. Also good for a Leaf-Rain hybrid. Also technically a canon name, but she's only mentioned by Clearsight and never actually appears)
* Myrtle **(A small tree)**
* Oak
* Olive
* Rainbow **(The Rainbow eucalyptus. A multi-colored tree)**
* Redwood
* Rimu **(A tree, native to New Zealand)**
* Parilla **(a poisonous tree. Another name for the moonseed tree)**
* Pecan
* Pennatina **(A part of the name for the Pennatina Baylisiana, it's known as the worlds loneliest tree because only 1 exists)**
* Shorea
* Sakura **(A tree in Japan)**
* Sapin **(French for pine tree)**
* Silk-Cotton **(A beautiful tree with white bark, could also be silk or cotton)**
* Silktree/Silkwood **(Another name for the Mimosa tree because of the delicate flowers it grows in spring. Good for Leaf/Silk)**
* Silverbell
* Star **(The Star Magnolia, grows white flowers)**
* Strychnine **(The bark of this tree is poisonous)**
* Spindle
* Sumac **(Poison tree)**
* Sycamore
* Taeda **(The species of loblolly pine, as in pinus taeda. Suggested by RäinCløudZ)**
* Tasmanian **(A type of tree)**
* Toona
* Tulip-Tree
* Wisteria **(a tree with purple blueish flowers. The seeds and its juice is poisonous.)**
* Wollemia **(A genus of coniferous trees with the only known species Wollemia nobilis. One of the worlds most ancient and rarest trees and is often describe as a living fossil. Good for old SapWing)**
* Yuca **(Another name for cassava)**
* Yulan **(Beautiful tree)**

## PoisonWing Names for Any Gender

* Adonis **(Also good for a Blue SilkWing)**
* Ackee **(When ingested unripe, ackee produces vomiting and fatal cases of poisoning)**
* Asclepias
* Balsam **(The Himalayan Balsam is an invasive specie in north America, and can prevent native plants from growing, or effectively establishing themselves.)**
* Baneberry
* Bedstraw **(Marsh Bedstraw, classified as a noxious weed.)**
* Buttonbush
* Bloodflower **(Maybe good for a Leaf/Rain or a Leaf/Sky)**
* Blood Ivy **(Type of poison ivy, perfect for LeafWings with red markings like Cobra Lily has or Sky/Leaf hybrids)**
* Bloodroot **(Flower)**
* Bluebead **(Flower with berries toxic to humans. Also known as yellow clintonia, corn lily, poisonberry or snakeberry)**
* Buckeye **(Poisonous tree, so Sap or Poison)**
* Bindweed **(Dangerous to horses)**
* Caladium
* Cannabis
* Castor
* Century **(Century plant, good for an elderly LeafWing)**
* Chokecherry **(Poison or Sap. Also, these were mentioned to be in the Poison Jungle!)**
* Cicuta
* Clematis **(A vine, flowers have pointy petals and almost any colors)**
* Colchicum
* Columbine
* Corn Lily
* Corkscrew **(Not the object to remove corks)**
* Curare
* Cyanide **(I don’t quite know if this counts. It’s a well-known poison, and it’s located in a lot of plants in some way.)**
* Dumbcane
* Daffodil **(Yes, they are poisonous. Also the name of a canon scavenger)**
* Daisy **(Daffodil's sister in Dragonslayer)**
* Daphne
* Dapperling
* Delphinium
* Destroying Angel **(One of the most deadly mushrooms known, if not the deadliest)**
* Digitalis
* Dragon **(Kind of a joke name, but it exists! The dragon tree is an ancient tree specie, though is becoming rarer. Good for an ancient/old LeafWing though!)**
* Dragontrap
* Eggleaf **(The eggleaf spurge. The substance from the plant is poisonous to humans and livestock.)**
* Euonymous **(Only if large quantities are ingested, though)**
* Fireplant
* Firestick
* Flytrap
* Frangipani **(Sounds like a silly name, good for a funny LeafWing.)**
* Ginger **(A lily, good for a dragon with more yellowish coloring.)**
* Goldband **(A lily, poisonous to cats. Good for a LeafWing with gold scales, or a Leaf/Sky)**
* Golden-ray **(The golden-rayed lily is another name for the Goldband. Good for a Leaf/Sky.)**
* Goldenseal **(Good for a yellower LeafWing.)**
* Gumtree **(Could be Poison, Sap, or hybrid, tree with toxic leaves)**
* Gympie **(May sound silly, but it's one of the most dangerous plants in the world)**
* Henbane
* Holly
* Hosta
* Horsetail
* Hyacinth
* Hydrangea
* Iris **(Iris is a flower, the colorful part of the eyes, plus rainbow greek goddess. Irises stand for wisdom, hope, trust, and valor. Rain/Leaf?)**
* Jessamine
* Juniper
* Kudzu
* Knotweed **(Japanese Knotweed, a specie of plants that can do terrible damage to concrete, building foundation, and electric cabling.)**
* Larkspur
* Lantern **(Like the Chinese Lantern plant, the seeds, leaves, and unripe berries are poisonous perhaps good for a Leaf/Sky?)**
* Loosestrife **(Plant that's harmful to the environment.)**
* Lotus **(The blue lotus is classified as poisonous, but does not classify as a controlled substance. It's also a tree. Good for a dragon split on being a PoisonWing/SapWing.)**
* Mayapple
* Manchineel **(A scary death tree, so Sap, Poison, or Poison/Sap hybrid)**
* Mistletoe **(Maybe good for a really kissy dragon)**
* Milkweed
* Monkshood
* Moonseed
* Mushroom
* Nepenthes
* Nightshade **(It's a poisonous berry and could be a Night/Leaf hybrid)**
* Oleander
* Pin Cherry **(Type of tree; could be Poison, Sap, or a hybrid of both, as pin cherries contain cyanide like most cherries and can be fatal)**
* Pipevine **(A toxic, acidic-leaved plant; also a kind of butterfly, good Silk/Leaf)**
* Pitcher **(As in pitcher plant; carnivorous plant)**
* Pokeberry
* Poison Ivy
* Ragweed
* Rattle **(As in the yellow rattle)**
* Redbud **(A kind of tree with very slight toxicity, so Sap, or Sap/Poison hybrid)**
* Ricin
* Rosary
* Scotch
* Skullcap **(Could be good for a Leaf/Night hybrid)**
* Skyflower
* Snakeroot
* Snakeweed **(Medical plant, can be toxic if used too much)**
* Snowdrop **(Good for a Leaf/Ice hybrid)**
* Stiltgrass
* Sumac **(Poison or Sap)**
* Sun **(As in the Sun pitcher plant. Good for a Leaf/Sky)**
* Sweet Cherry **(Same as above. Poison, Sap, or Poison/Sap hybrid, as sweet cherries contain cyanide and can be fatal. However, sweet cherry sounds, well, sweet, so maybe for a more laid-back PoisonWing, or a sort of pacifist who actually supports the SapWings despite being a PoisonWing? I don't know)**
* Sweetpea
* Sandbox **(Sandbox tree, Sap because its a tree, but Poison because its poisonous)**
* Thistle
* Toadstool
* Thimbleweed
* Upas **(A tree containing an extremely toxic cardiac glycoside)**
* Venus **(As In Venus Flytrap)**
* Vetch **(Crown Vetch, good for a royal LeafWing)**
* Winter Cherry **(Good Leaf/Ice)**
* Wallflower
* Waterwheel **(Good for a Leaf/Sea hybrid because it lives in the water)**
* Webcap **(It's a type of poisonous mushroom)**
* Yew **(Poison, a poisonous berry, known as deathberries in Warrior Cats)**

## SapWing Names for Any Gender

* Abelialeaf
* Acajou
* Acer **(Genus of maple trees)**
* Ackee **(Fruit tree)**
* Açai
* Alder
* Aspen
* Cedar
* Banyan **(Good for Leaf/Rain)**
* Beech
* Butternut
* Birch
* Blackwood **(African Blackwood, a sought after tree due to the fact that the wood looks beautiful. Good for a beautiful LeafWing, or a Leaf/Night)**
* Black Cherry **(Commonly called black cherry, wild black cherry, rum cherry, or mountain black cherry, is a deciduous tree and part of the rose family.)**
* Blue Spruce **(Could also be a Leaf/Ice hybrid. An edible type of tree {thanks MatPat and the Food Theory team})**
* Bonsai **(Good for a tiny dragon or young dragonet)(Or a delicate/sensitive LeafWing, ones in specific shapes take years to form, and do 1 small thing wrong and it dies.)**
* Boojum **(Cactus-like tree, could be good for Leaf/Sand)**
* Bottlebrush
* Buckeye **(Poisonous tree, so Sap or Poison)**
* Cabbage **(Also a moth so good for a Silk/Leaf)**
* Camphor
* Candlenut
* Catalpa
* Cedar
* Chestnut
* Chinkapin
* Chokecherry **(Poison or Sap. Also, these were mentioned to be in the Poison Jungle!)**
* Cinnamon **(As in Cinnamon tree)**
* Clove
* Cottonwood **(Good for a pale color LeafWing or a soft LeafWing, just a few ideas)**
* Cucumber **(Commonly called the cucumber tree, cucumber magnolia or blue magnolia, is one of the largest magnolias, and one of the cold-hardiest. It is a large forest tree of the Eastern United States and Southern Ontario in Canada.)**
* Cryptomeria
* Cycad **(An endangered species of tree that kinda looks like a palm tree. Could be good for a Rain/Leaf hybrid.)**
* Cypress
* Dogwood
* Dracophyllum
* Dragonblood **(A cool tree that grows like an umbrella**, **also as Socotra** **dragon tree or** **Dracaena** **cinnabari**. **Could be a good name for a villain)**
* Elm
* Elowen **(Is a Cornish nature name that means 'Elm'.)**
* Evergreen
* Fern
* Gumtree **(Could be Poison, Sap, or hybrid, tree with toxic leaves)**
* Hickory
* Honeylocust **(Tree with beautiful white blossoms in spring, could be Leaf/Hive)**
* Hophornbeam **(It sounds silly, but it's a type of tree, the American Hophornbeam. There's also the Hornbeam. Good for a quirky LeafWing)**
* Hydrangea **(Very pretty tree)**
* Jacaranda **(Beautiful tree with bluish-purple blossoms)**
* Kapok
* Kauri **(A tree that is kind of endangered due to disease- maybe for a sickly dragon)**
* Kumquat
* Laurel
* Loblolly **(It sounds kinda ridiculous so maybe for a silly dragon)**
* Locust **(Believe it or not, there is such thing as a Locust tree, amazing Hive/Leaf)**
* Lotus **(The blue lotus is classified as poisonous, but does not classify as a controlled substance. It's also a tree. Good for a dragon split on being a PoisonWing/SapWing.)**
* Macadamia **(A type of tree that grows yummy nuts)**
* Mallow
* Manchineel **(A scary death tree, so Sap, Poison, or Poison/Sap hybrid)**
* Mirror
* Nootka **(as in the Nootka cypress. It sounds kinda funny so maybe for a quirky LeafWing)**
* Nutmeg
* Olive
* Pear
* Pine **(Also a canon scavenger/human, good for Leaf/Ice hybrid)**
* Pistachio
* Pseudopanax
* Redbud **(A kind of tree with very slight toxicity, so Sap, or Sap/Poison hybrid)**
* Rosewood **(In *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire*, Fleur Delacour's wand was made of this)(In short, a tree.)**
* Sandbox **(Sandbox tree, Sap because its a tree, but Poison because its poisonous)**
* Sassafras **(Good for a LeafWing cook since sassafras roots are often utilized in food)**
* Silver **(Silver birch)**
* Sugi **(Common name of the tree Cryptomeria)**
* Sumac **(Poison or Sap)**
* Sycamore
* Upas **(Once believed to be a poisonous tree, could be used for either Sap or Poison)**
* Pin Cherry **(Type of tree; could be Poison, Sap, or a hybrid of both, as pin cherries contain cyanide like most cherries and can be fatal)**
* Sweet Cherry **(Same as above. Poison, Sap, or Poison/Sap hybrid, as sweet cherries contain cyanide and can be fatal)**

## Gallery

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