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The climate change that continues pushing foward the ice caps in Serina have dimishing the leaf trees to a point that they can no longer sustain stable populations that once feeds on them. It was the case for many antlears, including the Woodcrafters that we all now, but also for one of the last representatives of a time that the Placental birds ruled Serina. The Boomsingers were the last of the Serezelles, agile, deer-like quadrupedal birds that thrived in the beggining of the Pangeocene but then were pushed to high browsing niches by enviromental changes and new competitors. The Boomsingers existed in Sauropod forms, feeding from the top of the trees, but recently in the Ultimocene, were a girafe-like in gracile and size that survived most time.

The Birchbark Boomsinger endure until 265 M.Y +10.000 P.E, and the last ones died in a way similar to the Antlear. With less food, their populations shrinks slowly over the last thousend years, soon there was to few of them to have stable genetic diversity. Without forest pockets to hide, predators killed more and more of the last ones in late years, until there was only one.

The last Boomsinger died alone, after their mate died out to a hungry circuagodogs pack. It sang for weeks, calling someone, a calling that would never be corresponded. Starving, in a cold evening, the last boomsinger sang it last "boom", and then died...

Serina is a speculative project made by Sheather888 , he also created the Boomsinger, and other creatures mentioned here. Go to his profile and follow him!

Description
The climate change that continues pushing foward the ice caps in Serina have dimishing the leaf trees to a point that they can no longer sustain stable populations that once feeds on them. It was the case for many antlears, including the Woodcrafters that we all now, but also for one of the last representatives of a time that the Placental birds ruled Serina. The Boomsingers were the last of the Serezelles, agile, deer-like quadrupedal birds that thrived in the beggining of the Pangeocene but then were pushed to high browsing niches by enviromental changes and new competitors. The Boomsingers existed in Sauropod forms, feeding from the top of the trees, but recently in the Ultimocene, were a girafe-like in gracile and size that survived most time.

The Birchbark Boomsinger endure until 265 M.Y +10.000 P.E, and the last ones died in a way similar to the Antlear. With less food, their populations shrinks slowly over the last thousend years, soon there was to few of them to have stable genetic diversity. Without forest pockets to hide, predators killed more and more of the last ones in late years, until there was only one.

The last Boomsinger died alone, after their mate died out to a hungry circuagodogs pack. It sang for weeks, calling someone, a calling that would never be corresponded. Starving, in a cold evening, the last boomsinger sang it last "boom", and then died...

Serina is a speculative project made by Sheather888 , he also created the Boomsinger, and other creatures mentioned here. Go to his profile and follow him!