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I learned transgender birds are basically one in a million and decided to tell you about my trans baby Pumpkin and maybe learn about some of your one in a million animal/s
my one in a million birds story:
so I have a guinea hen who I hatched a few years back the one in my profile picture their name is Pumpkin so back to the beggining pumpkin hatched with her sister Candy who passed away at a few months old Pumpkin then lived with our guinea pig for a bit they got along pretty well she eventually moved in with the main flock but she has always stood out she likes people which none of the other birds do and she thinks she is anything but a guinea hen and after laying eggs and being a girl for a while decided she wanted to be a he and no longer lays eggs or makes girl noises I am pretty sure pumpkin is transgender which adds on to her strangeness she is definitely one in a million
I learned transgender birds are basically one in a million and decided to tell you about my trans baby Pumpkin and maybe learn about some of your one in a million animal/s
my one in a million birds story:
so I have a guinea hen who I hatched a few years back the one in my profile picture their name is Pumpkin so back to the beggining pumpkin hatched with her sister Candy who passed away at a few months old Pumpkin then lived with our guinea pig for a bit they got along pretty well she eventually moved in with the main flock but she has always stood out she likes people which none of the other birds do and she thinks she is anything but a guinea hen and after laying eggs and being a girl for a while decided she wanted to be a he and no longer lays eggs or makes girl noises I am pretty sure pumpkin is transgender which adds on to her strangeness she is definitely one in a million
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