#millipede presentation

Alternate symbol for the millipede flag (link)

[IMAGE ID: three rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. the first flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark maroon, bright green, cream, peach, pink-orange, and red-orange. there is an ant in red-orange in the top left, overlaid on top of a pink-orange peach. the second flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark red-brown, light brown, dull yellow, warm green, dull green, and nearly-black brown. there is a millipede in dark brown in the top left, overlaid on top of a dull green apple. the third flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: burnt orange, pink-orange, neon yellow, bright green, cool green, and bright red-orange. there is an apricot in red-orange in the top left, overlaid on top of a dark green beetle. END ID.]

silky ant: a feminine presenting person who identifies as both an ant and a peach.

dragon millipede: a masculine presenting person who identifies as both a millipede and an apple.

jewel beetle: a feminine and masculine presenting person who identifies as both a beetle and an apricot.

[IMAGE ID: three rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. the first flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark brown, medium brown, peach, pink-orange, dull orange, and red-orange. there is an ant in red-orange in the top left. the second flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark warm brown, light brown, light grey, yellow-grey, dark yellow-brown, and nearly-black brown. there is a millipede in dark brown in the top left. the third flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: burnt orange, bright orange, neon yellow, bright cool green, dull green, and dark green. there is a beetle in dark green in the top left. END ID.]

ant: feminine presenting

millipede: masculine presenting

beetle: feminine and masculine presenting

(symbols: ant, millipede, beetle)

see also: @daybreakthing's flags for the same terms!