Any Plans For Bird-Morphs?
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There are russian saying, which can be roughly translated "for every smart ass there are corkscrew dick, for every corkscrew dick there are ass with labyrinth". Well... Now I know that there are quite literal embodiment for it.
That article doesn't mention anything about what happens after mating season is over.
Here is another article on the topic. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/why-birds-lose-penis-development-evolution-475632 It seems that most male birds start with a penis but it generally withers away. It's just that ducks manage to regrow theirs every year...
(My urge to be acknowledged as right has lead me to do more research into duck phalli than I wish I had...)
(My urge to be acknowledged as right has lead me to do more research into duck phalli than I wish I had...)
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We're talking about birds and sexual organs, among other things, in order to explore possible ways to make bird-like aliens or TF's. Everything is still in line.
@The Observer
Oh yeah, wings+hands beat wing-hands any day of the week. Sorry Papi.
And hot giggidy damn, that last image. Talk about mothers swelling with pride.
Oh yeah, wings+hands beat wing-hands any day of the week. Sorry Papi.
And hot giggidy damn, that last image. Talk about mothers swelling with pride.
I don't like wing-hands or feather-fingers. I prefer when bird-morphs have the same structure for their hands they have for their feet.
Heh. You like Cveta?
What the harpy princess said is true, though. If you want a serious looking bird, who if translated into a person would never smile, you take an accipiter or eagle. Buetos like the red-tail or common buzzard (in the European sense of the word, not vulture) are too laid back. But accipiters just look angry a lot of the time. Because they are. Especially sparrowhawks. Those are the berserkers of the avian world.
Falcons just look stoic a lot of the time. It's not surprising why a lot of my bird ladies' personalities are based off accipiters or falcons.
Harris Hawks, though, Harrises are perfectly fine with being your friend, what with being the only social birds of prey in the world.
But yes. I enjoy birds, I enjoy Slavic women, I enjoy pregnancy and lots and lots of fluffy little chicks. Which is unsurprisingly why the first thing I write for any text-based game I've ever authored stuff for ends up being a no-nonsense broody Slavic bird who ends up having a whole passel of chicks. Elbow-length gloves, green-eyed redheads and never using contractions in speech are optional.
Like I said, there might have been a bird TF if Avanai had ever gotten into TiTS, since there was a TF item I was writing for in conjunction with the race, but that got recycled when I went to write for FoE. Some of the material may be getting recycled for my first project for CoC2, of course...
@The Observer
Yeah, I like Cveta a lot, even in her current petite and baby-less form. Initially, I had major gripes with some aspects of her worldview as well as the fact that PC can't really outsmart and outmaneuver her in matters other than romance and sensuality. As with Cassidy, it only took a glimpse of her flaws and genuine struggle to practice what she preaches, plus some good old intimacy to sway me completely.
So right now, those Undertale references in the Cass sparing remain as the only part of your writing I really didn't like. Y u no use Undine instead?!
Oh, and thanks for providing bird trivia, I guess.
Yeah, I like Cveta a lot, even in her current petite and baby-less form. Initially, I had major gripes with some aspects of her worldview as well as the fact that PC can't really outsmart and outmaneuver her in matters other than romance and sensuality. As with Cassidy, it only took a glimpse of her flaws and genuine struggle to practice what she preaches, plus some good old intimacy to sway me completely.
So right now, those Undertale references in the Cass sparing remain as the only part of your writing I really didn't like. Y u no use Undine instead?!
Oh, and thanks for providing bird trivia, I guess.
There is only one good kind of bird.
Notice; lacking actual arms or the vague allusion of them. A proper harpy.
Notice; lacking actual arms or the vague allusion of them. A proper harpy.
