Editing Talk:Snavian family

Regarding the white Snagret, it seems much more likely that that was just the beta design of the Burrowing Snagret. I mean, you may or may not believe that Burrowing Snarrows might look like that, but to say it was intended to be a totally different species than the final version is a bit far fetched. It's still interesting and probably worth mentioning, but would you happen to have a better picture, preferably one that isn't black and white? {{user:Jimbo Jambo/sig}}

:No. Do we delete this for now, or keep it?--{{User:Prezintenden/sig}}

::Delete. it is just baseless speculation.[[User:Crystal_lucario|<b><span style="color:Blue">~Crystal</span></b>]][[Image:Redpikminsprite.jpg]]<b>[[User talk:Crystal_lucario|<span style="color:Black">Lucario~</span>]]</b> 11:44, 1 May 2008 (UTC)

Well, it will remain baseless until someone manages to figure out what olimar means by the presents and absents of wing marks.--[[User:Prof.pikmin|Prof.]] 19:51, 6 April 2009 (UTC)

I think it means the presence and absence of wings, which might mean the snarrow has wings. -{{User:Pikmin Expert/sig}}

Let me check...--[[User:Prof.pikmin|Prof.]] 13:16, 7 April 2009 (UTC)

It says they can be destinguished by the presence or absents of tail or wing markings... But your idea, Expert, is a pretty funny and strange thought, a bird half-way in the ground trying to fly off. :P--[[User:Prof.pikmin|Prof.]] 13:19, 7 April 2009 (UTC)

It could be like the Pileated Snagret. It burrows, but can also leave the ground. -{{User:Pikmin Expert/sig}}

== 4のものについて ==

4にそれっぽいものが有りますが、どうしますか？追加しますか？

:Right now, we are not sure which family those new creatures are in, so we cannot add them to this article yet. &mdash; [[User:Soprano|'''Soprano''']]<sub>[[User talk:Soprano|''(talk)'']]</sub> 15:25, February 10, 2023 (EST)