This little, fluffy family...

...with the most darling faces...

...is now a ragtag gaggle of gawky teenagers...

...with down coming out in tufts, quills sticking out everywhere, and a general appearance comparable to mangy featherdusters...

Of course, when you grow to 2/3 your parents' size in only 6 weeks of life, there must be some growing pains involved...

...and a lot of sleep is required. (Seriously, is this one even breathing? It looks more like roadkill than Sleeping Beauty.)

Well, at least they don't have to go through it alone...

There's comfort in numbers. And their awkward teen phase is only a few weeks long, as opposed to a decade or more for humans. Heck, I'm not sure I ever got through mine. ;o)
1 comment:
I love that other animals have awkward stages, too :)
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