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I wanted to get better photos worn by a human vs posed on the dummy... but the weather has just been way way too hot.
I also wanted to do video to show off how his little topknot/deallybob feather bobbles around.... ooooooh weeeeell.
I have a thing for rare, uncommon or unusual faux furs... and this bodysuit is 100% in that category so it makes me extra happy ^_^
This suit has been a long time in the making, I actually bought the steely gray-blue from another fursuit maker with the plans to make a valley quail long before I found an actual customer, I bought it knowing that one day I simply had to make a fursuit of this breed of bird I adore so much <3
There are a few other toony bird fursuits I really want to make, and if you would like one of them let me know because I will take you as a customer right now! Those birds are a male mallard duck, a male zebra finch, or a pearl guinea fowl :)
I also wanted to do video to show off how his little topknot/deallybob feather bobbles around.... ooooooh weeeeell.
I have a thing for rare, uncommon or unusual faux furs... and this bodysuit is 100% in that category so it makes me extra happy ^_^
This suit has been a long time in the making, I actually bought the steely gray-blue from another fursuit maker with the plans to make a valley quail long before I found an actual customer, I bought it knowing that one day I simply had to make a fursuit of this breed of bird I adore so much <3
There are a few other toony bird fursuits I really want to make, and if you would like one of them let me know because I will take you as a customer right now! Those birds are a male mallard duck, a male zebra finch, or a pearl guinea fowl :)
Category All / Fursuit
Species Avian (Other)
Size 1156 x 1280px
File Size 342.8 kB
I do notice the boys go after the chickens to some extent, but that is why they are no longer in the coop and the chickens only free range with them twice a week (and so far nothing has escalated on those 2 days the chickens get loose, fingers crossed)
The "buckwheat" call of the females is just too much for the suburb I live in (my property is old, the houses around me are not) the males cackling while loud at least is not as piercing.
The "buckwheat" call of the females is just too much for the suburb I live in (my property is old, the houses around me are not) the males cackling while loud at least is not as piercing.
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