Hummingbird daemon?

[Ditto]

Eh, I had no clue where to put this so I just made a topic. >> Anyway, I figured out my mom and dad's daemons.(With the question"If you could have any animal represent you what would it be?") My dad is a bald eagle the analysis fit's him to a "T" XD And my mom is a hummingbird. I scanned through the analysis' and I couldn't find a hummingbird one.

Anyway, what trait's would you guys think someone with a hummingbird daemon have?

[Kiba]

Hyper, small, skiddish, sweet tooth. I don't realy know

[|3200k1]

Kiba said:

Hyper, small, skiddish, sweet tooth. I don't realy know

Yeah,I was definatly thinking sweet-tooth. Able to move a thousand miles a minute,uhm...ask hannah. Rho used to be a hummingbird,so maybe she'll know.

[cock of teh walk]

eh sweet tooth into daemon words, would mean the person wants ..not attention, but praise and love you know. They crave that kindof thing constantly. not literal sweet tooth-ness. thats ridiculous. Probably, also able to think about many things at once. Also ' small ' doesnt really apply. its too literal.

[Ditto]

HANNAAAH! We need you! XD Well, I think my mom does like a compliment every now and again and what not. She doesn't have a literal sweet-tooth though XD

[Cat]

I'd say the ability to capture people's attention, even quietly. Admired ... likeable. Remember that even people who say they hate all birds usually like hummingbirds.

[rave & phair]

How did you figure out that she was a hummingbird if you didn't know the traits?

Hmm. Attention-seeking, loveable, versatile, delicate, energetic. Loves art.. maybe a synesthæsite.

[Sil and Veil]

Delicate, attracted to the color red, active, pretty?

[Kiba]

Annoying could be one of them. no offense meant by that though.

[Annie]

teh said:

ask hannah. Rho used to be a hummingbird,so maybe she'll know.

Really? I don't remember being a hummingbird. Actually, I wouldn't take that form even just to try it out. I /don't/ want to be like my...grandfather? Well, I don't want Hannah to be like her grandmother. Her daemon is a hummingbird. She's controlling, and she loves to bake and sew. She is very good at multi-tasking. A quick learner. Her mind is as sharp as a tack. She has a strange organization system. Like organized chaos. If it's not clean, it's a big mess, but she knows where everything is. And she's obsessive about her part of her house. Like, what she does for it. Washing the dishes and such. She won't let other people wash her dishes. Very overprotective of her chores. She has very erm...traditional sense of how things should be. She was a housewife. A stay-at-home-mom. Is this what you were looking for, Ditto?

[Tyrannus et Callida]

Hannah said:

She has a strange organization system. Like organized chaos.

I have that, too. Once, my mom cleaned my room when I was at school, and it took me a while to figure out where everything was. My room is very messy, but I know where all my stuff is.

[Alexei & Kryii]

"Flight over fight?"

On a historical sidenote, although the Aztecs admired the Kara-kara (that eagle eating the snake on a cactus on the Mexican Flag, for those who don't know), as a great bird, both the War-mad Aztecs AND the Warmad Mayans gave their rulers capes/cloaks/whatever-the-word-is made of hummingbird feathers. During the mating season, it is not unheard of that two males will battle to death over a female.

*blush* Then again, when a cat or something...

I DO NOT STALK HUMMINGBIRDS!!!

...anymore... when some large predator comes, they do run. It would be a conditional thing. They often are identified with a mind that moves rapidly, either flitting from idea to idea like a madcap rollercoaster or simply catching things quickly. The HB was used as a symbol of mental clarity in many plains indain tribes and nat. ams. of the Southwest.

Hrm... the desire would be important, something almost consuming, needed for life itself. As to a personality-wise connection, you've got me. I'm not sure.

Perhaps, also, attracted to beauty-- they do live off of flowers.

Another sidenote that is neat... only one species of hummingbird has feathers that are coloured. Most are clear, and color comes from a prismatic effect. Neat, huh?

I dun know much more. Sorry.

[Tyrannus et Callida]

A prismatic effect? Wow... I didn't know that one.

[Annie]

It's called...I don't remember. *curses brain* But it actually has a name. It's also the name for why there are no truely blue animals. It's light refraction. Cool, ne?

[cock of teh walk]

*realizes she knows a hummingbird daemon *