One of the trips to the small zoo included peacocks. I have not seen them for a long time and they have again fascinated me with their beauty.
When I went to elementary school and we needed to make a collage of some bird. I picked a peacock.
I also remember how I made it. And it turned out beautifully. I'm sorry I didn't save that work….
The female is completely unobtrusive ...
Peacock is also known if a bird with a hundred eyes. Whoever had the opportunity to see the peacock saw that the patterns on the tail were such that they could also be viewed as stars, the universe, the sun, the moon, and the firmament. This is one reason why peacock was a symbol of omniscience for Christians. On the other hand, the Greeks and Romans considered the peacock to be a bird dedicated to Hera, ie Juoni, so they were kept accordingly in their temples. Hera reportedly created a peacock from the eyes of her guard Argus, who had hundreds of eyes all over her body. Interestingly, this myth has 2 circuits. In one, Argus was rewarded for a well-done piece by Hera, where she turned him into a peacock as a reward. In the second version, Argus was punished by Hera for falling asleep on the task, so she punished him by pulling all his eyes and placing them on the tail of a peacock...
The peacocks shared a place with ducks.
Ducks enjoy both water and ice….
In the enclosure next to a living Emu bird. She's a little smaller than an ostrich. When I photographed her, she wasn't in the mood….
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