Birds are a good source for this sort of thing:
King Bird - Peasant Bird
Tailorbird - Cobblerbird, Blacksmithbird, etc
Imperial Shag - Servile Shag
Great Tit - Terrible Tit
Tyrant Flycatchers - Liberal Flycatchers
Magnificent Frigate Bird - Unassuming Dinghy Bird
etc
I can only hope for an interrobang butterfly 
It’s late so I’m being quiet. This one caused a barely contained snort-laugh.
teramoths (?)
gigamoths (?)
megamoths (?)
kilomoths (?)
decimoths (?)
centimoths (?)
millimoths (?)
macromoths
micromoths
nanomoths (?)
picomoths (?)
femtomoths (?)
One could argue that any butterfly or moth with defensive eyespots already utilize the " 
" emoji
Are these your drawings? They’re great!
Let’s not forget the sea:
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/143047 VS Horrible sea anemone
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/83290 VS Moorish nobody
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/123359 VS Socialite crab
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/48747 VS Settled butterflyfish
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/50590 VS Interesting tiny clam
an Ignoble Prize awaits
my current novel has a monstrous barraid owl. Eats small children for breakfast.
Blacksmith bird as requested for @earthknight
I had a feeling that at least one of those made up names would turn out to be a real one.
Unfortunately, the Unassuming Dinghy Bird is unlikely to be real.
That’s boring as in digging, so the opposite would be, what… building? Building Tiny Clam? Stacks Upward Like In Minecraft Tiny Clam?
architect clam!
Oyster Drill
Oyster Emergency
Purse crab
Wallet crab
Blue crab
Happy crab
Horny toad
Frigid toad
Of course, thank you.)
Haha, I like the badass sparrow.
After all, if chemists can predict the existence and properties of new elements based on the periodic table, I see no reason why we shouldn’t be able to predict new Plovers and their properties with a similarly organised table
