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Pocket-Bird/src/species.js
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/** @typedef {Object} Species
* @property {string} name
* @property {string} description
* @property {Record<string, string>} colors
* @property {string[]} [tags]
*/
export default {
"bluebird": {
"name": "Eastern Bluebird",
"description": "Native to North American and very social, though can be timid around people.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#639bff",
"belly": "#f8b143",
"underbelly": "#ec8637",
"wing": "#578ae6",
"wing-edge": "#326ed9"
}
},
"shimaEnaga": {
"name": "Shima Enaga",
"description": "Small, fluffy birds found in the snowy regions of Japan, these birds are highly sought after by ornithologists and nature photographers.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#ffffff",
"belly": "#ebe9e8",
"underbelly": "#ebd9d0",
"wing": "#f3d3c1",
"wing-edge": "#2d2d2d",
"theme-highlight": "#d7ac93"
}
},
"tuftedTitmouse": {
"name": "Tufted Titmouse",
"description": "Native to the eastern United States, full of personality, and notably my wife's favorite bird.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#c7cad7",
"belly": "#e4e5eb",
"underbelly": "#d7cfcb",
"wing": "#b1b5c5",
"wing-edge": "#9d9fa9",
"theme-highlight": "#b9abcf"
},
"tags": [
"tuft"
]
},
"europeanRobin": {
"name": "European Robin",
"description": "Native to western Europe, this is the quintessential robin. Quite friendly, you'll often find them searching for worms.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#ffaf34",
"hood": "#aaa094",
"belly": "#ffaf34",
"underbelly": "#babec2",
"wing": "#aaa094",
"wing-edge": "#888580",
"theme-highlight": "#ffaf34"
}
},
"redCardinal": {
"name": "Red Cardinal",
"description": "Native to the eastern United States, this strikingly red bird is hard to miss.",
"colors": {
"beak": "#d93619",
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#31353d",
"hood": "#e83a1b",
"belly": "#e83a1b",
"underbelly": "#dc3719",
"wing": "#d23215",
"wing-edge": "#b1321c",
"collar": "#e83a1b",
"scruff": "#d23215",
},
"tags": [
"tuft"
]
},
"americanGoldfinch": {
"name": "American Goldfinch",
"description": "Coloured a brilliant yellow, this bird feeds almost entirely on the seeds of plants such as thistle, sunflowers, and coneflowers.",
"colors": {
"beak": "#ffaf34",
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#fff255",
"nose": "#383838",
"hood": "#383838",
"belly": "#fff255",
"underbelly": "#f5ea63",
"wing": "#e8e079",
"wing-edge": "#191919",
"theme-highlight": "#ffcc00"
}
},
"barnSwallow": {
"name": "Barn Swallow",
"description": "Agile birds that often roost in man-made structures, these birds are known to build nests near Ospreys for protection.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#db7c4d",
"belly": "#f7e1c9",
"underbelly": "#ebc9a3",
"wing": "#2252a9",
"wing-edge": "#1c448b",
"hood": "#2252a9"
}
},
"mistletoebird": {
"name": "Mistletoebird",
"description": "Native to Australia, these birds eat mainly mistletoe and in turn spread the seeds far and wide.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#6c6a7c",
"face": "#352e6d",
"belly": "#fd6833",
"underbelly": "#e6e1d8",
"wing": "#342b7c",
"wing-edge": "#282065"
}
},
"redAvadavat": {
"name": "Red Avadavat",
"description": "Native to India and southeast Asia, these birds are also known as Strawberry Finches due to their speckled plumage.",
"colors": {
"beak": "#f71919",
"foot": "#af7575",
"face": "#cb092b",
"belly": "#ae1724",
"underbelly": "#831b24",
"wing": "#7e3030",
"wing-edge": "#490f0f"
}
},
"scarletRobin": {
"name": "Scarlet Robin",
"description": "Native to Australia, this striking robin can be found in Eucalyptus forests.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#494949",
"face": "#3d3d3d",
"belly": "#fc5633",
"underbelly": "#dcdcdc",
"wing": "#2b2b2b",
"wing-edge": "#ebebeb",
"theme-highlight": "#fc5633"
}
},
"americanRobin": {
"name": "American Robin",
"description": "While not a true robin, this social North American bird is so named due to its orange coloring. It seems unbothered by nearby humans.",
"colors": {
"beak": "#e89f30",
"foot": "#9f8075",
"face": "#2d2d2d",
"belly": "#eb7a3a",
"underbelly": "#eb7a3a",
"wing": "#444444",
"wing-edge": "#232323",
"theme-highlight": "#eb7a3a"
}
},
"carolinaWren": {
"name": "Carolina Wren",
"description": "Native to the eastern United States, these little birds are known for their curious and energetic nature.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#af8e75",
"face": "#edc7a9",
"nose": "#f7eee5",
"hood": "#c58a5b",
"belly": "#e1b796",
"underbelly": "#c79e7c",
"wing": "#c58a5b",
"wing-edge": "#866348"
}
},
"blackCappedChickadee": {
"name": "Black-capped Chickadee",
"description": "Native to North America, these small and curious birds are known for their distinctive call from which they get their name.",
"colors": {
"hood": "#363636",
"cheek": "#363636",
"eyebrow": "#363636",
"nose": "#363636",
"collar": "#363636",
"belly": "#d6d4cf",
"underbelly": "#cfc5b4",
"face": "#eaeaea",
"wing": "#8f8e9a",
"wing-edge": "#706f7d",
"scruff": "#8f8e9a",
"foot": "#535259"
},
"tags": []
},
"blueJay": {
"name": "Blue Jay",
"description": "This loud and rambunctious bird is native to North America and is known for challenging anything in its path.",
"colors": {
"foot": "#5a626b",
"face": "#ebf2ff",
"belly": "#e5ecfa",
"underbelly": "#c4cbd6",
"wing": "#5890ff",
"wing-edge": "#3a77e8",
"hood": "#6391e8",
"nose": "#6391e8",
"collar": "#2e3136",
"scruff": "#6391e8"
},
"tags": [
"tuft"
]
},
"darkEyedJunco": {
"name": "Dark-eyed Junco",
"description": "Native across North America, these social birds will often be seen hopping along the ground in winter.",
"colors": {
"face": "#55565e",
"wing": "#5c5f69",
"wing-edge": "#444547",
"belly": "#6c7180",
"underbelly": "#b8bbcc",
"foot": "#87776d",
"beak": "#ab8a98"
},
"tags": []
}
}