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The genus Embothrium is a group of flowering plants in the Proteaceae family, native to South America and Central America. They are typically small to medium-sized trees or shrubs, often with bright red flowers that bloom in clusters. They are popular in cultivation for their showy flowers, often used as ornamental plants in gardens. The most well-known species in this genus is Embothrium coccineum, commonly known as the Chilean Firetree or Chilean Firebush.

The pocketed freetail bat, scientifically known as Nyctinomops femorosaccus, is a species of bat that belongs to the family Molossidae. They are named for their characteristic tail that extends well beyond their tail membrane, and for the small pocket located on their upper thigh. This species of bat is primarily distributed across North and Central America. They are a nocturnal species known for their speed and agility in flight, typically feeding on high-flying insects. Their natural habitats include various open and semi-open landscapes.

Genus Pyxidanthera, commonly known as flowering moss or moss phlox, is a classification of small, perennial, evergreen plants that belong to the family Diapensiaceae. This genus is characterized by creeping stems and adapted to acidic soil. They typically grow in dry, sandy soils and form dense mats that look like moss. The plants bloom in the spring, producing small star-like white or pink flowers. It is native to the eastern United States.

skor′pėr, n. a gouging-chisel [For scauper.]

A skittle ball is a hard ball typically made of wood, rubber or plastic that is used in the game of skittles, a sport similar to bowling. The aim of the game is to throw or roll the skittle ball towards pins (also known as skittles) to knock them over. The size, weight and design of the skittle ball can vary depending on the specific rules of the game being played.

Wring from is a phrase essentially meaning to extract or obtain something from someone or something, often through force or pressure. It can be used in both literal or metaphorical contexts. It usually refers to the act of getting information, resources, or concessions by using strong influence, manipulation or coercion.

Habenaria peramoena is a species of orchid in the family Orchidaceae. It is a perennial plant native to Southeast Asia, often found in moist and shaded areas, particularly in forests and mountainous regions. The orchids are distinguished by their greenish-white or yellow-green flowers with lateral sepals that are often twisted. The species is known for its ornamental value, with unique and intricate flower structures.