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Happy World Egg Day!
It’s a time to think back to the age of Chaos when Pan Gu, the Creator – and some say a Dragon - emerged from the great Cosmic Egg and gave order to the Universe. (see The Dragon Keeper’s Handbook for a more detailed examination of his cosmological tale.)
When better to hear from our friend and Dragon Egg expert, the Dragon Master.
Dragon egg – from the collection of The Dragon Master
The Dragon Master - so named by her clients – is a publisher of fantasy art, and established The Dragon Society { Est. 1984 }, as a result of her own research. Now a clearing house of all things Dragon, it began as the redevelopment of an ancient society with an international membership of 80 connected via a small newsletter. She expanded it to its first inter-active site, Tagged, in 2009, then to Facebook in 2011, with a profile page and two Society Pages,. Most recently she has taken the Society to Pinterest. She remains steadfast in her leadership and research, and for the quest of the most powerful image that represents itself in virtually every culture around the globe! Occasionally – as now – the Dragon Master delights us with the publication of notes from her Journals.
Candling – from the Dragon Master’s collection.
Who of you have had experiences with Dragon clutches and hatchlings? How and where did you come across your egg?
Tell us your tales. Celebrate the Egg.
A nascent Crystal Dragon – very rare. Courtesy of the Dragon Master.
Unfortunately, I have never seen a Dragon egg. But I’m still looking. Very cool journal page. The observations on the clutch of Blues (and the comparison to the Reds and their screaming) – so cool! (I am inTrigued by The capiTal Ts.)
Keep searching, Karen. You’re on the verge of Dragon Country (oil operations aside), so you never know.
Interesting thoughts and observations on older Dragon clutches, but, is there anything more recent to give us a clue as to how prolific current Dragon communities might be?
]:3~
Don’t mean to be presumptuous, but, I’m sure many Dragon lovers would like to know how they’re doing now.
WAFDE keeps tabs on some 60 weyrs around the world with reports of individual sightings and new enchantments coming in regularly. While some parts of the world are more draconically robust than others, I think it is safe to say that numbers are on the rise. To those dracophobes out there, we say: They are here in their weyrs. Get used to it. >:3
Hello all, and thank you for this invitation, Shawn. I am honoured to have been included for WAFDE’s ‘Month of The Dragon’, in The Year of The Dragon.
I don’t often publish my journals, and we have years of study in our archives, since we began. You might know that dragons are particularly habitual, unless disturbed, and generally follow the same ‘paths’ that they have over many generations. We continue today at the same breeding grounds and caves of the Southwest, U.S. , and find that behaviour today is much the same as it was when we started. It is difficult to post this vast array of research here on fb, since ‘Docs’ don’t always work . I will look into other venues. Thanks for all your comments here.
Yours In Fire & In Flight,
~ The Dragon Master ~
Founder & Cryptozoologist,
The Dragon Society { Est. 1984 }
Thank you, TDM, for being part of MotD again. I love the combined and ever-expanding body of Dragon knowledge we are able to pull together. May it only continue to grow.
And, from all of us at WAFDE, skinned and scaled, happy birthday!
Dragons Rule! Particularly big, nasty ones like Smaug. He’s one of the best.
I see you’re and old-school dracophile.
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Who of you have had experiences with Dragon clutches and hatchlings? How and where did you come across your egg?
Tell us your tales. Celebrate the Egg.
OCTOBER The Month of the DRAGON. Visit MacKenzie’s Dragons Nest to see all the magnificent illustrations of Dragon Eggs. And celebrate the Dragon. There are many posts to look through and many from the Month of the Dragon to come. Be sure to Make Comment thereby Entering the Contest to possibly WIN an autographed copy of Shawn MacKenzie’s soon to be released new book: Dragons for Beginners or her book The Dragon Keeper’s Handbook. Good Luck. Enjoy! J.K. the secret keeper
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