Chicken Flock RP (I have no idea if this will catch on)

[Orpingtonsarecool]

Guanaco is crowing loud
honeybee is incubating an egg
the triplets are pecking the ground
the twins are finding their voices

 

[Orpingtonsarecool]

Suddenly honeybee gets up to reveal a little chick his name is Durro
he is taken by the farmer 2 hours later

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

The Keeper checks over Durro, writes down some stats about his weight and color, and returns him to his mother.

 

[Ruthster55]

Name: Sir Floofers
Age: Four weeks
Gender: Male
Breed: Brahma x Cochin
Description: Black cockerel with feathered feet and large head - fast feathering
Personality: Gentle for a cockerel. Hopes to grow up to be an easygoing rooster that is father to a lot of fluffy chicks.

Last night, when the Keeper checked on FluffBomb and the chicks, she noticed that one of the previously-unnamed cockerels was particularly cute and fast-feathering, including on his feet. She decided to save him from becoming chicken soup, and named him Sir Floofers.

 

[Orpingtonsarecool]

one day honeybee layed a clutch of 4 eggs
they were incubated carefully and one day she found 2 hatched and she kept them safe until one day they were both roaming and both Got grabbed by a hawk

 

[Orpingtonsarecool]

She became broody again but this time the farmer gave her 7 nankin eggs from online
and she hatched out 6 the farmer took 5 but left the tiniest one she was named emy she was hatched at the same time as the twins

 

[Orpingtonsarecool]

Name: emy
age: 4 months
gender: female
breed: nankin
description: Very tiny, caring and mothering
personality: kind and curious
favorite: floof
other: will mostly be me

 

[Ruthster55]

her future form
Name: emy
age: 4 months
gender: female
breed: nankin
description: Very tiny, caring and mothering
personality: kind and curious
favorite: floof

Sir Floofers says,

“I’m just a baby cockerel. My pea comb hasn’t even reddened much yet. Us Brahmas and Cochins are slow-maturing....”

 

[Orpingtonsarecool]

Hello, I am emy and my flock is running away to the shrubbery 20 feet away where we shall live Do not worry we will visit

 

[Ruthster55]

FluffBomb says,

“You gals are acting like those Key West ferals or them Game chickens. What are they for anyway? They just wander all over the place.”

“Come and hang out in the coop and we can chat a while. I’m a little less broody right now. Let’s talk about the Keeper’s chicken rescue and how we can improve it and produce nice cuddle chickens not wild ones.”