Atmospheric Fauna
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Minecraft mod that adds birds and other fauna making your world feel alive.
Designed to be relaxing and comfortable with little challenge, often including elements like peaceful villages, farming, and gentle exploration.
Includes a large focus on traversing worlds with enhanced world generation, structures, dungeons, and more for players to find unique loot.
Adds or improves non-hostile and neutral creatures.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Minecraft mod that adds birds and other fauna making your world feel alive. Hugely inspired by the amazing mod Cosy Critters & Creepy Crawlies.
WARNING! This mod is currently in early development. A lot of features might be missing or be buggy. Please be patient, as I don't have a lot of free time, and report any issues you find!
Description
Atmospheric Fauna is a Fabric mod which I created just to fix the lonely atmosphere of Minecraft. I decided to add (inspired by Cosy Critters & Creepy Crawlies) particle based birds that can fly around and interact with the world. The birds will all spawn in different biomes and have different behaviors. Some will like to be alone and some will like to be in flocks. Some will be scared of players and some will be curious. I want the mod to feel alive and dynamic, so the birds will react to the environment and the player in different ways while trying my best to maintain reasonable performance.
My plan right now is to build a solid foundation for the mod, so I can easily add as many birds in the future as I want. So far I've used crows as a base bird for testing, but later on I plan on adding lots of different birds with unique characteristics. I'm also using this as a way to learn about modding and coding in Java, because it's something I've wanted to learn for a long time (might learn some pixel art as well).
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Crows

Blue Jays

More birds will be added in the future!
TIP! For more information about the birds and their spawn conditions, check out the Wiki.
Installation
Just make sure you have the latest version of Fabric Loader and Fabric API installed. For installation on NeoForge I recommend using Sinytra Connector, which is compatible with this mod.
For the best experience I recommend using this alongside with Mod Menu and Cloth Config to be able to customize the mod to your liking.
The mod is completely client-side, so you don't need to install it on the server. As of now, there is no server-side functionality.
Honorary Mentions
- Atmospheric Fauna: Unofficial Fabric Port by Aarow (1.20.1 port of this mod)
Contributing
I welcome all contributions! If you have feedback, bug reports, or improvements:
- Open an issue on GitHub
- Submit a pull request
- Share and star the project ⭐

Minecraft mod that adds birds and other fauna making your world feel alive. Hugely inspired by the amazing mod Cosy Critters & Creepy Crawlies.
WARNING! This mod is currently in early development. A lot of features might be missing or be buggy. Please be patient, as I don't have a lot of free time, and report any issues you find!
Description
Atmospheric Fauna is a Fabric mod which I created just to fix the lonely atmosphere of Minecraft. I decided to add (inspired by Cosy Critters & Creepy Crawlies) particle based birds that can fly around and interact with the world. The birds will all spawn in different biomes and have different behaviors. Some will like to be alone and some will like to be in flocks. Some will be scared of players and some will be curious. I want the mod to feel alive and dynamic, so the birds will react to the environment and the player in different ways while trying my best to maintain reasonable performance.
My plan right now is to build a solid foundation for the mod, so I can easily add as many birds in the future as I want. So far I've used crows as a base bird for testing, but later on I plan on adding lots of different birds with unique characteristics. I'm also using this as a way to learn about modding and coding in Java, because it's something I've wanted to learn for a long time (might learn some pixel art as well).
Birds
Crows

Blue Jays

More birds will be added in the future!
TIP! For more information about the birds and their spawn conditions, check out the Wiki.
Installation
Just make sure you have the latest version of Fabric Loader and Fabric API installed. For installation on NeoForge I recommend using Sinytra Connector, which is compatible with this mod.
For the best experience I recommend using this alongside with Mod Menu and Cloth Config to be able to customize the mod to your liking.
The mod is completely client-side, so you don't need to install it on the server. As of now, there is no server-side functionality.
Honorary Mentions
- Atmospheric Fauna: Unofficial Fabric Port by Aarow (1.20.1 port of this mod)
Contributing
I welcome all contributions! If you have feedback, bug reports, or improvements:
- Open an issue on GitHub
- Submit a pull request
- Share and star the project ⭐
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