Nature

Kiwi

Flightless bird from New Zealand. Edible fruit with green sweet pulp.

Kodiak

Large Alaskan brown bear.

Kuma

Bear (Japanese). Also to call - kuma (come) here.

Libra

Southern constellation lying on the ecliptic (the sun's apparent path through the heavens) between Virgo and Scorpius; it is one of the constellations of the zodiac.

Lotus

A type of water-lily, little flower

Lynx

A North American wild cat with soft thick fur and a short black tipped tail

Magnolia

Type of tree with large, showy white flowers.

Magpie

Black and white bird of the crow family

Mahogany

American evergreen tree valued for its hard, red-brown wood

Maple

Deciduous tree known for it's autumn colour.

Mars

The name of the Roman god of war.

Mestral

North African wind.

Midge

Gnat like flies found near swamps. A little person

Minx

A flirtatious young woman. Also a breed of cat.

Monkey

Various long tailed members of the primate family. A mischievous child.

Moose

Largest member of the deer family. Moose have heavy brown bodies with humped shoulders and broad antlers.

Mouse

A small rodent with a long tail and small rounded ears.

Mouser

A cat that catches mice.

Nessie

From Agnes - Pure and chaste.

Nimbus

Dark rain cloud. Type of halo or radiance.

Nova

A star that suddenly becomes much brighter.

Nugget

A small, solid lump, usually gold

Onyx

A gemstone with bands of different colours.

Opal

Australian gemstone of remarkable colours, usually red, blue or green