Thanksgiving - #830 Turducken and #831 Quail Amagnae

[Sitamun]

Quail Amagane Hatchling

Quail amagnae hatchlings are small enough to fit in the average magi's hand and can easily be lost in messy rooms, found only by their surprisingly loud peeping. Until they get a bit larger, quail amagnae should be kept confined by a box, cage, or pocket. Like most hatchlings, they love warmth and will happily snuggle with any other creature that won't eat them. When older, they'll happily spend the day exploring and can occasionally lead their magi to small hidden treasures like lost coins, jewelry, and hair ties.

Quail amagnae are smaller than most other amagnae, and spend the majority of their time sitting in bushes and pecking around dirt paths. They can often be found on farms and are usually friendly, though also somewhat shy. Magi seeking to make friends should offer small fruits, the sweeter the better. On their own, they generally eat bugs and seeds, and will travel great distances over the course of the day in order to eat. When living with a magi, they enjoy sitting on shoulders or inspecting dark corners for bugs; any magi who keeps one in their room will soon find they're no longer bothered by insects.

[Rosehill]

So nice - love all kind of birds.
Anybody knows if they will be able to breed?

Rosehill's post in the critter release thread doesn't say so, but am willing to bet that the answer is no. None of the other Amagnae types have been able to breed, so I'm pretty sure these won't be able to either.

Last year's amagnae are breedable.

Breedability of this year's amagnae hasn't been decided yet, but most likely at least the quail amagnae will be able to breed.

[vanillachapter]

I'm SO glad the Amagnae from The Stream hatch so quickly.

Quail Amagane Hatchling

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Quail amagnae hatchlings are small enough to fit in the average magi's hand and can easily be lost in messy rooms, found only by their surprisingly loud peeping. Until they get a bit larger, quail amagnae should be kept confined by a box, cage, or pocket. Like most hatchlings, they love warmth and will happily snuggle with any other creature that won't eat them. When older, they'll happily spend the day exploring and can occasionally lead their magi to small hidden treasures like lost coins, jewelry, and hair ties.

Quail amagnae are smaller than most other amagnae, and spend the majority of their time sitting in bushes and pecking around dirt paths. They can often be found on farms and are usually friendly, though also somewhat shy. Magi seeking to make friends should offer small fruits, the sweeter the better. On their own, they generally eat bugs and seeds, and will travel great distances over the course of the day in order to eat. When living with a magi, they enjoy sitting on shoulders or inspecting dark corners for bugs; any magi who keeps one in their room will soon find they're no longer bothered by insects.

These are awfully cute. ♥_♥

[Vampyredragon]

Goddddds why did I have to be egged locked today!....TO THE CLICK THREADS!!

Omg Turduckens are cute xD

[Padfootsmistress777]

I thought I had hatchlings saved, but nope.x.x all well I love the turducken idea x3

[TheGeddening]

This year's amagnae eggs remind me of one of Padme Amidala's hairstyles as Queen of Naboo in Star Wars.

[GeistStorm]

Has anybody seen the Turducken one yet?
I'm kind of curious how the sprites will be handled on a Franken-Turkey.

[Celery]

That reminds me- quail have the most adorable sounding calls. I wonder if these guys have the same little hoots!

[NyxNoire]

So nice - love all kind of birds.
Anybody knows if they will be able to breed?

Rosehill's post in the critter release thread doesn't say so, but am willing to bet that the answer is no. None of the other Amagnae types have been able to breed, so I'm pretty sure these won't be able to either.

Last year's amagnae are breedable.

Breedability of this year's amagnae hasn't been decided yet, but most likely at least the quail amagnae will be able to breed.

Well, I stand corrected. Just checked if I even have any of last year's Amagnaes because I had not noticed that at all, and it turns out I don't have adults of last year's burds, only hatchies. Going to blame my ignorance on that.

[Nexosa]

Adult Female Quail Amagnae

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An adult quail amagnae is a plump and stocky creature, but a small one; they usually don't even weigh a pound. Females are usually duller than the males in order to help them camouflage when sitting on their nests. Both males and females take turns helping to raise their hatchlings, and both can also parent their magi by inspecting their hair and clothing, and by trying to herd their magi off to bed when it gets dark. Cheerful and talkative - even if magi can't understand what they're saying - they're a pleasant addition to any magi's collection of creatures.