Long before people learned to name the land, in the quiet places... small creatures appeared. Round and soft like moss, Wimbies listen more than they speak, their fur slowly taking on the colours of the landscapes they inhabit.
Wimbies do not build homes; they simply borrow space. And when they leave, the world feels a little kinder than before. If you're lucky enough to notice one, you may leave feeling a little calmer, a little lighter, and a little more yourself.
A NOTE FROM THE FIELD
Sightings are rare and often leave little evidence behind. Most reports describe subtle signs:
a hollow in the grass, a gathering of butterflies,
an unexpected feeling of calm.
Continue scrolling to explore the findings.
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ACTIVITY
Build a Wimby Habitat
Create a place where a Wimby might choose to visit.
Select a landscape: Forest, Beach, Mountains, or Desert
Arrange plants, animals, flowers, and fireflies to create a habitat uniquely your own.
Save your completed habitat as a downloadable wallpaper to keep as a record of your discovery.
QUIZ
Discover Your Observer Type
Answer a series of questions to discover your observer type.
Uncover the unique way you experience the world. Will you be a Moss Keeper, Twilight Watcher, Meadow Wanderer, or something rarer? Complete the quiz to reveal your observer avatar and receive a collectible card as a keepsake.
SIGHTING #001
Something was here among the dandelions.
Observation
A small, rounded depression was discovered among the flowers. No tracks leading in or out.
Signs of Presence
Several dandelion seeds remained suspended in nearby grass despite calm conditions.
Feeling Left Behind
The area felt unusually peaceful, as though everything had paused for a moment before continuing.
Have you seen signs of a Wimby?
Recent Visitor Reports
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"We found a patch of flattened grass near the school oval."
"A butterfly stayed on the same flower for nearly an hour."
"Something had been sitting beneath the old gum tree."