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Philamaloo Bird

Also known as Phillyloo Bird, Filla-Ma-Loo.

  • Mythical Number: #2630
  • Culture:  Modern Day Modern Day
  • Attribute:  Flying Flying
  • Behaviour:  Neutral Neutral
  • Common Type:  Fearsome Critters Fearsome Critters

A creature from the myths of the American lumberjacks. This bird had a great disliking to the cold and damp as it would easily suffer from rheumatism. When ill with this, it would fly upside down to cure itself.

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