☆ Spring/Easter Suggestion ☆ ~ ☆ The Kauwela ☆

This is my second creature suggestion. I still have a really bad camera. And I'm still not an artist.

Alrighty!

Height: 0.076 m
Weight: 0.23 kg

Based off of the Nene chicks because they're the fluffiest darn things I've ever seen

Egg: https://imgur.com/9zZaMYE
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Creature: https://imgur.com/RXuKuJL
(The color that is really hard to see is a light blue. I did this with really waxy colored pencils. I'll probably update these with better lighting and with a layer of paint or something to try to make it look better)

Kauwela eggs look as though they have been accidentally dyed, like and Easter egg. It's also very moldable and slowly pops back into place after being squished. This does not seem to harm the creature inside.

Kauwelas are also known as tie-dye birds, because of the colorful splashes on their feathers.They have teeny tiny legs that barely peak out from their abundance of fluff. They are common around Easter time because they are very moldable and can be easily hidden alongside eggs for children to find, for they have a very thin bone structure and their feathers are what appears to make them so fat. The only problem with hiding them is that after a while they will leave their spot and waddle around on their tiny feet until they find someone, and will follow that person around until they take them in.
Kauwelas are very sweet, and will follow their owners around no matter where they go. They have unconditional love for whoever takes care of them, and treasures whatever their owners give them,
especially rings or coins. Don't give a Kauwela something you'll want back, for it is hard for them to part with stuff.