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peahen adopting us
I kind of like the idea to enjoy the visiting peahen , feed her when she shows up. It does make it kind of fun to watch for her not knowing if & when she will show. I also would not mind if she nested in the spring , we have the room. We also travel a bit so when we are out of town ( at the... -
peahen adopting us
I will check with the neighbor - It's like the cat that shows up for dinner and social time then goes over the fence and returns the next day- I don't hear any peacock bird calls in the area. Can peacocks be trained to stay in a yard or do they have to have a coop? -
peahen adopting us
[/URL]/img] Thanks for the ID on the fowl she comes by daily but I'm wondering if she is part of a neighbors peaflock. The funny part is she showed up after our trip to Spokane Wa where we went to the "Peacock Lounge" for a drink at the Davenport Hotel. That same day our daugfghter told us... -
peahen adopting us
/img] Second photo, well now I am learning more about peafowl and tec posts.. What do ya thnk a he or she? -
peahen adopting us
/img] Well here is one of the photos. I'm not good at thi so I will put a second photo on another post.. Thanks for your patients... -
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peahen adopting us
We havehad 10 back yard chickens since spring. Recently after returning from a trip to Spokane we noticed a peahen in the yard lurking around the chicken coop & feeder. She seems young and returnes daily. We have only seen the one peahen, her neck is blue and she honks- like honk honk... She is... -
Hello from California
Hi we are new to this forum but not new to chickens. Many years ago we had back yard chickens as part of our farm animals in Norco CA. Last spring we decided to get some peeps from the local feed store. We have 2 banties, 2 rock and 6 arricaunas- We got our firsteggs this week!- eggbeater
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