Fairy Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - October 05, 2018 Fairy Species information Eye colour Varies Skin colour Varies Hair colour Varies Related to Pixies Doxy Native range Existing worldwide Height of average adult 1-5 inches Distinction Very small dimunitive humanoid with insect-like wings Ministry of Magic Classification BeastXX A Fairy is a small human-like creature with large insect-like wings, which are either transparent or multi-coloured. They possess diminutive intelligence, and live mainly in woodlands or glades. Description The fairy is a vain creature, and will often allow itself to be used as decoration by Wizardkind. Due to their vanity, fairies are almost constantly grooming themselves. They possess aweak brand of magic that allows it to evade its predators such as the Augurey. The fairy cannot speak; instead, it makes a high-pitched buzzing noise to communicate with its fellow fairies, but they are able to laugh in a similar way to the Flitterbies playful buzzing with the wings. Their wings are used as an ingredient in certainpotions; removing their wings, while it will not kill them, tends to cause them extreme annoyance, as it does not play to their vanity. Fairies can lay up to fifty eggs in one go, laying them on the underside of leaves. The eggs hatch into brightly coloured larvae, and, at six-to-ten days, they spin themselves into a cocoon. They emerge a month later as adult fairies. Bowtruckles eat fairy eggs. Muggles' impression of the fairy is a generous one, having been ingrained into children's minds in the form of "fairy tales". Wizards believe that, of all the magical creatures in the world, the fairy, along with theunicorn, have received the best Muggle "press". Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments
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