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Foxes and dogs can get a full grown peacock, not sure about the minks.

If they were free range then yes, its easy for predators to catch them. You mean aggressive to humans? No, they are not in general, only a few exceptions if a male was imprinted then he will attack humans thinking they are birds too, but its rare.

That's great, maybe she just found it cooler down there LOL

Then she could be sick, is she acting fine? How her poo look like?

Some birds who never learned to roost up when they are young will not roost with the others when they are big and will keep sleeping on the floor.

If your hen doesn't hatch any chicks with white Primaries then hopefully mine is split white(it will not hurt if she is w/e too ). The problem is i will never know which chicks will be from her, i have also two pied hens in her pen, so they all could produce white chicks.

She is spalding bronze peahen split for black shoulder, here she is: I searched for white feathers on her body but can't find any, and this is her daughter, the only black shoulder chick she hatched last year: I noticed her daughter had a white flight feather since she was young, i thought...

I have two quick questions: 1- Can a peahen be split white without having any white feathers on her body? I have a hen which i'm almost sure she is the one who produced white chicks from my bronze pen last year, and she also produced bronze black shoulder split white peahen(she has white...

Is there enough Oxygen around your incubator? Is it close to the wall or something like that? Are you opening the incubator door to let some Oxygen come in everyday? These are important points.

That's great, i was wondering if their chicks will be split opal when breeding them to cameo male, just sent a new email to Brad 2 days ago with the new pictures next to opal and cameo hens, still waiting for his response.

Yes the hens in these thread, https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/941287/cameo-or-peach

If i remember right AugeredIn said if i mate them them with cameo male all the offspring will be cameo, and if i mate them with an opal male all their chicks will be opal, that's why i asked if they will be split opal.

Okay, then if i mate them with cameo male will some of their chicks be split to opal?

Thank you, now i understand it, now i can understand how my cameo opal hens produced, of course if this is what they really are.

Hmmmm i'm still confused, if they cannot be split to other colors, how this purple hen will be split to opal?! And sorry i don't understand anything sex chromosomes

I remember when i first read about peafowl genetics that sex linked hens can't be split for other colors? Is that true? When mating purple peacock with opal hen will the hens off spring just be purple and not split for opal?!

They both looks hens.

Hello Hafeez, may i ask where are you from? if you can read arabic i can help you with this.