A few more that caught my eye:

Perl MonkEmojiNotes
dragonfly🐉🪰It seems a single Dragonfly emoji is not available
hipowls🕶🦉🦉What's more hip than two owls wearing sunglasses?
ikegami🏞️Apparently ikegami (surname) means "above the lake"
jarich🫡💰Yes sir! I am rich! (Ja means "yes" in most Germanic languages)
jo37🐻Trying to resemble the bear on jo37's home page (see also)
chromatic🌈Colourful

See also: Re^2: TPRC Call for Papers is open! (Ovid emoji) - 📜🪶 and ⭕📼

I attended a Perl course by jarich many moons 🌙 ago. She's a great teacher and a lovely person who enjoys raising chickens 🐔 in her backyard (like harangzsolt33 and Bod :).

Output using kcott's uparse tool

🐉 U+1F409  DRAGON 🪰 U+1FAB0  FLY

🕶 U+1F576   DARK SUNGLASSES 🦉 U+1F989  OWL 🦉 U+1F989  OWL

🏞 U+1F3DE   NATIONAL PARK ️ U+FE0F   VARIATION SELECTOR-16

🫡 U+1FAE1  SALUTING FACE 💰 U+1F4B0  MONEY BAG

🐻 U+1F43B  BEAR FACE

🌈 U+1F308  RAINBOW

Updated. Added: emojis for jo37 and chromatic; link to Ovid emojis; output using kcott's uparse tool. 

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In reply to Re: Emojis for Perl Monk names by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Emojis for Perl Monk names by eyepopslikeamosquito

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