Caring

Aerie loves working with her birds, as carrying for them is her life’s mission, and keeping them in perfect health and happiness is the thing that brings the most joy to her life.

Outdoorsy

Aerie loves the outdoors and so do her birds, the both of them spending much time getting fresh air as she takes them out frequently for hunting and training, as well as the occasional camping trip.

Introvert

Aerie’s birds are the most company she needs, and the fulfillment she finds thought hem generally keeps the thought of other ponies out of her mind. That said, she still maintains a couple close friends who come to visit her.

Biology

Preferences

History

Growing up as a kid, Aerie wasn’t the most popular kid in school, though she always knew that she loved birds. That girl could spend hours in an aviary just listening to the music and watching the creatures flutter around. One day, she found an injured eyas, though with no nests in sight she knew not where it came from. Nesting the sparrowhawk back to health, and later helping it learn to fly, Aerie gained her cutie mark of a falconry hood, and now that she’s grown, loves her job working with birds.

Rookery

Aerie has a number of birds that she gives attention too. Her first bird is a gorgeous sparrowhawk, the same one that she raised as a foal all so many years ago, who she’s named Lief. A powerful golden eagle named Roc, and a silent tawny owl named Strix are her other two permeant birds. She uses these to put on displays and demonstrations for other ponies. Additionally Aerie works to nurse injured birds back to health and usually has one to three additional ones in her rookery.

Activities

Aerie knows her birds love to be outdoors, and when they are happy, she’s happy to. Often times, she’ll spend days out in the wilderness with her feathered friends, helping them with their hunts. Nothing to her is more relaxing than breathing in the fresh air of the world and sometimes one can stumble across neat things too. Once she found an injured phoenix and by the time she was done, it was flying again. Only a fiery red feather remains as an indication of her care.