Peafowl Paparazzi!

[AndysPeafowlSanctuary]

 

[TsaLaGi Acres]

Those are just super beautiful!!

 

[TerriLaChicks]

In one word: WOW!
I swear, if I am ever down your way, I am coming to see them in person! Love your setup and birds.

What kind of plants are you using in your pens? I was thinking of adding some to my new coop/run.

 

[SuperPeacockman]

Those are beautiful, none of my males grow trains that long yet. What type is the first male with the white spots on his wings, I have never seen one like him.

 

[AndysPeafowlSanctuary]

Heya , The first pic of the male is a yearling blackshoulder peacock. He only has those spot on his wings because he's so young. When he gets a little older those white speckles will be black. Thanks for the comments on the birds. Andy

 

[jrsqlc]

Great looking peas!!!! I hope my new white Peacock has a long train like yours the year!

 

[zazouse]

Beautiful

Can you tell me what color this pea is? i have one out of my 4 that is looks just like it.

 

[BillQuick]

Wow, those are beautiful!

 

[TsaLaGi Acres]

Just let me know when they start laying ...I'd be happy to come down and gather eggs (grinz) lol

 

[AndysPeafowlSanctuary]

Hey Zazouse, that peahen in the photo is an india blue white eye. Unlike ever other gene the white eye and pieds only need 1 parent who's carring the gene to produce white eye offspring. so you could breed a white eye to a usual india blue and white india blue white eye instead of india blue split to white eyes if the gene was recessive. hmmm i think thats rights.. Its alot of confusion but the more you review it the easier it becomes. Genes Fo Yo Nerves!

Thanks again for the pic comments. @ndy