Apisopteryx, more commonly called a Tree Uking are small and plentiful organisms in the Digeroran mountains. They fly between Altuplatydendron and Ananthocarpos drinking the nectar from both plants, pollenating both genera of plants, though they often supplement their diet with ostoexoapo larvae, which they find living in the trunks and stems of sederemischos. They will swarm around Fructavis while they’re eating and lay their eggs in their archeina, to ensure their larvae are near Altuplatydendron, they will also mate with other Apisopteryx during this time, communally nesting in leaves at times with other Tree Uking, sharing nectar with less fortunate members of their genera. If you have any questions about this organism please don’t be afraid to ask.
