Seasonal Prompts

It wasn’t commonly known, but Pitch had a small secret: She had a raging sweet tooth.    The female therizinosaurus was privy to flowers, berries, fruits and the sweetest stems within the undergrowth. She’d never admit it if asked, and always attempted to not get caught indulging–too many sweets and she’d get a stomach ache, and if her father caught her complaining about it, he’d give her a look of ...

It was a winter with the night skies staying longer then the sun has showing with the snow laying peacefully makingit bare with hardly food with frozen river side but a small opening to get water there is a large trail with prints leading to a mediums small herd with the sun just rising a little allowing the dinosaurs know the sun was about to rise but they don't know how long it will last maybe they know but the herd if Styracosaurus getting up some shaking off snow and some of the hatchling...

Present of Mind ( Event Quest for : Romishi & Lil Monster ) Writing by: Lil Monster Da gallery: https://www.deviantart.com/xxinsanenightmarexx/gallery Word count: 1,000+ Dino’s Included: Nu...

The crisp winter air carried a biting chill as Bramble, a Parasaurolophus adorned in unusual spines and spikes, trudged through the snow-laden forest. He sniffed the air, his sensitive nostrils catching the faint, sweet scent of sap. This seemed to be quite the popular spot to lap up some sweet tree syrups to bear the colder seasons. The trees here showed old scars and fresh scratches, bark hiding a sugary treat that would help animals endure the cold season. His legs crunched through ...

In the early morning hours the forest, blanketed in a thick layer of nightly snow, seemed still and quiet at first glance. The loudest birds have flown to warmer climates and some wildlife even strayed closer to the volcanoes' craters for its soothing warmth. If not, most have found shelter from the biting morning cold or simply avoided the icy winds altogether in these awfully early hours. It would pose a serene scene if it weren’t for a styracosaurus crashing, motivated and unstoppable, t...