Albino Peacock

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Originally Posted by westcoastjungle

In L.A. there are some areas where there are wild pea:cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r: that people had as pets and let go. We also sometimes see flocks of parrots that are escapees flying around.

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I love that the word "peacock" is sensored :D

Wow, that is a stunning and beautiful creature :wuv:

Def more of a leuscistic than albino. put that inthe wild in it's natural range and see how quick it gets picked off.


~mike

I sure wouldn't mess with a full grown peacock. Where is the natural range anyways?

:eek: I love those, GREAT pix!!!!

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The Indian Peafowl is a resident breeder in eastern Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka. The peacock is the national bird of India.
I would think the only danger in India(I assume people aren't a huge threat there) would be big cats and giant pythons.

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Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread

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The Indian Peafowl is a resident breeder in eastern Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka. The peacock is the national bird of India.
I would think the only danger in India(I assume people aren't a huge threat there) would be big cats and giant pythons.

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Yep, tigers love em!

~mike

Do pea:cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r: have large talons? lmao
Gotta love Napoleon

WOW great pictures!!!
My grandmother started with a male and female....the female soon started flying over the fence and not coming around so much so we tracked her down and she had a nest..awww...the first nest got picked off sadly...but the 2nd time around was good and she hatched 5 lil babies...but something is up with them...we got 4 males and 1 female from the clutch...but the mom and female baby are missing now :( They have been gone for months...my guess is because they fly out of the yard at night to roost in the neighbors trees...someone might of shot them :( They do make alot of noise...and alot of strange noises you dont expect a bird to make lol. Yet still I'm sad that the girls are missing....Now its all males..the last time I was over we had one male left in the yard (its a 3 acre lil farm) and he would cry and cry all day making the sound that sounds like they are saying help....my grandmother said she spotted the other 4 roosting in the tree at night with him but I duh know *cries*
We cant find any white ones around here..I wish we could they are stunning.
And I love when they display and do the lil dance...my toddler loves the shaking sound...she also was attacked by one :( Thank god it was bad or a couple inches over..he just jumped up and scratched her arms really bad...just glad it wasnt her face and thankful his spurs didnt get her.

Our neighbors had a few for a while and they were loud. You could hear them all the time. Awesome animals and very fun to feed I thought