Care, compassion, and commotion? Not the three descriptive words you would expect to hear about a chick hangout. Nevertheless, during Friday's chick meeting, those were the words that would be used to describe the fun.
Sunny was perfectly cared for and stayed with her group for the most part. First she enjoyed staying on Juliet's lap, then she flew over to my knee, and finally Sunny went to Jarlenys.
Unfortunately, when the volume reached its highest, she let out her panic trill.
Many observers, or victims, discovered the pattern of Sunny's pooping. She ruffles her feathers then does something that looks like she is squatting. My advise, wear washable clothing upon contact with the chicks. If you run into a problem, paper towels will remove it, but afterwards you might want to run that article of clothing in the laundry.
In the loudest parts of the chick group work, many chicks left their own group. Once, Sunny left for Boston and her group. Sunny and the rest of our group was joined by all the other chicks, even if they didn't linger long.
Also, during the "hangouts", 6.2 discovered not to keep the chicks it for too long, it will make them nervous and energetic afterwards. There wasn't one time when I didn't see Leopard Baby on the box, after we finished playing with her and the other chicks.
Therefore, the chick groups might have fun intentions, but they were lots of hard work.
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