Mysterious/nature names for boys?

[Ginger10]

I love nature/fairy names for girls - Autumn, Faye, Violet, Rowan, Robin, Ivy, etc.

For boys I like names that are similar and a bit mysterious. Don't like Rowan or Robin for a boy! Any ideas? We don't like the names to be unisex for a boy (hence Rowan, Robin, Wren, etc. are all out)

Thank you!

Ferrishyn
Merlin

Wolfrid
Hedric
Herrick
Athelstan
Rickard

Rook, Puck or Oberon.

Reef?
River
Wolf
Leo
Galahad
Puck
Oberon

Excellent x post thinkpink

Arthur
Hal

This is why I love the baby names section.

I think you have some super suggestions so far, OP. Difficult to choose. I think Puck Quail Wolfsbane , or Timber Houdini Paul-Daniels have just the right balance of nature and the mysterious, but that's just my opinion.

Paul
Daniel

Can I suggest a foreign name? Otso - its one of the ancient Finnish names for bear, from the pagan times when a bear was never to be referred to as a bear (they were weird people)

Oisin
Orion
Oakley
Ash
Glen
Sage
Rocket
Basil
Leaf
River
Buddy
Phoenix
Cosimo
Cosmo
Apollo
Kai
Gabriel
Ariel
Dill
Fabian
Archer
Atticus
Cairn
Bay
Atlas
Munro
Kyle

A few more

Willothewisp (Will for short)
Pond
Catweazle
Drizzle

I'm still chuckling at baby Boggart. Please no!

Sylvan?

Wood
Forest
Tempest
Wolf
Ulrik
Rain
Pollux
Eridanus
Corvus
Cygnus
Eri
Atlas
Rune
Torquil
Thor
Loki
Yvan
Lucian
Magnus
Magni
Heimdal
Baldur
Tyr
Frigg
Vili
Thorin
Basil
Rosmarino
Flamel
Aquila
Sirius
Orion
Pan
Leo
Lupus
Remus
Pavo
Severus (maybe a bit too much HP)
Draco
Pictor
Phoenix
Apollo
Mars
Jupiter

I don't want to be crtitical of anybody, and your baby, your choice. But, re the long list above, you might like to bear in mind:

Frigg is a goddess; the wife of Thor.

Eridanus is a brand name of Greek foods often on sale in Lidl. Yes, it's a constellation, but even so...

Eri is a female name in some countries (eg Japan)

Heimdal (that spelling) is the modern business district of Trondheim, Norway; if you like names such as 'Chelsea' or 'Brooklyn', then that may not matter. Heimdallr was a Norse god, and appears in graphic modern form in Marvel comics.

Lupus is a disease.

Pictor (= latin for painter); is this a name? I know it's a constellation, but...

Phoenix is not an exclusively male name; from Shakespeare's time and earlier, poets have called the phoenix bird 'she'.

flora

That is true. I think I went a bit crazy ...
DD is actually Clarissa.

Horatio - Clarissa is a really lovely name - and if truth were told I prefer names such as Horatio to names such Fox or Bear or River. (Though I rather draw the line at Horace.) But each to their own. As others have said, it would be very dull if we all liked the same.

I love Ulrik 😀

Aww, thanks :)
I really love the name Flora (but can't use it), so great user name!
DH's middle name is Horatio so, if DC2 is a boy that will actually very likely be his middle name. I don't like Horace either. For some reason it makes me think of all obese cake-lover? not sure why.

*an obese cake-lover

Aelfred
Alvin
Wolf
Albion
Aelgar
Aelwine

Any names beginning Ael

I think Pavo and Pollux may also be diseases...

Parvo (with an r) is a puppy disease, I think.

Pollux is a star.:)

The Great Alphonso...absolutely love it!

Who's critiquing the name suggestions

Did you mean Flux or Pox, Lireal? I can't think of any disease similar to Pollux.

You could argue that a disease is a nature name...I suppose. Thus fitting the OP's criteria.

Any good OP?