#peafowl

A few days ago I mentioned the Archbishop's Garden in Kroměříž. They have one interesting thing there - a peacock yard. The peacocks strolled along the paths in the park and were not afraid of visitors

A peacock & peahen perhaps... I assume it's a male and female having a walk in the garden.

... to a large resident population of peafowl. We spent the day in the big city visiting these giant flightless birds among other fantastic sights. Fun day in the big smoke.

Our three Peacocks roosting for the night. There really aren't many birds prettier than a Peacock. This was just a quick cellphone shot, nothing special.

Peafowl or peacocks are very common, but its first time i saw white one!

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Peacocks, properly known as peafowl, exotic ground birds of two genera, Pavo and Afropavo, well known as ornamental birds. The male, the peacock, has a train of up to 150 tail feathers, which can be erected

peacock dancing in rain at the road beautiful photo i share with all of you.

It is beautiful blue peafowl. It has long feathers. So it looks very beautiful. Sometimes it opens feather and shouts together. Thanks for visit my photography and invite you to see my other contents too.

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Male peafowl are called peacocks and female peafowl are called peahens. When it is mating season for peafowl the peacocks clear out big areas that is their mating territory the peahen comes by many territories

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Hello, Looks like I'm here too, so let me introduce myself with this first post in this viral tag. People know me by the name Voytek Pavlik, which is a translation from Polish to more Western-Friendly

colorful peafowl