She told paper wise news that it had beautiful blue wings and a beak made of ice. We think it may be a frost phoenix. When paper wise news interviewed Emily Sanderson she said she was shocked but happy she managed to see one. "I will be looking forward to more snow, since frost phoenix make it snow when they roost!" says Emily's friend Orca Davis.

When the police found out about Emily's discovery they sent out warnings that you should contact them immediately if you see anything that could endanger or harm the frost phoenix. Local magical creature expert Dr Hank says that you should stay indoors as much as possible with the fst phoenix around because the temperatures can drop below zero when a frost phoenix roosts.