A fictional garden keeper
Poddy
A green living seed inside a woody husk, with root-like limbs and a curled shoot. Poddy’s glow and garden magic belong to the story.
PODDY’S FIELD NOTES
Every little thing
has something to tell you.
A small selection from the world we’re building. Real prototype captures, a curious keeper and reasons to keep looking.
6 notes to explore
Plants in the art study
At flower height
Daisies, blue flowers and clover-inspired planting give the corner its sense of scale. The generated art models are illustrative and have not been independently identified to species.
The Wildlife Trusts · Oxeye daisy
Bee development study
A busy visitor
The prototype’s bee moves between flowers. Real bee identification needs diagnostic features; this generated model should not be used to identify a species.
Bumblebee Conservation Trust · About bumblebees
Butterfly behaviour study
A moment on a petal
The butterfly can settle on a flower and take off again. Adult butterfly visits and the needs of caterpillars are different parts of a garden’s story.
RHS · Butterflies in your garden
Habitat in the prototype
Life underfoot
The local build includes a damp log refuge and a shallow wildlife pond. The game compresses establishment times and encounter rules to make the relationships approachable.
RHS · Wildlife ponds
The in-game field notes
A growing notebook
The current journal combines 21 profiles with real reference photographs, observation prompts and source links. Rare and reference-only species are distinguished from inhabitants of this corner.
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Nature references and artwork have different roles. Real photographs in the prototype support observation; the generated 3D models are artistic interpretations. These notes are an introduction to the game, rather than a species identification or wildlife-care guide.