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I identified another peaocock that follows the same color pattern as my male. The strange thing is that it is a hen. Except for the long tail it appears the hen will look like the make. This is sure different. Another thing, I do not see how my new color pattern could becross bred with any other color and achieve a desirable effect.
If any of you have peacock questions, go over to my FaceBook page. Its: Doug's Peacock Farm. I would like to start a small forum over there To focus only on peacock rearing, incubating and hatching. I do not pretend to be an expert but I have kept peacock for the past 40 years. I am posting my only photo of "Anabel's White Delight. I do not know why I did not take a better one before the train fell off. But there will be plenty of photos next Spring. Come on over to visit me on my FaceBook page. If you are in the Silsbee area of Southeast Texas, drop in...Doug
If any of you have peacock questions, go over to my FaceBook page. Its: Doug's Peacock Farm. I would like to start a small forum over there To focus only on peacock rearing, incubating and hatching. I do not pretend to be an expert but I have kept peacock for the past 40 years. I am posting my only photo of "Anabel's White Delight. I do not know why I did not take a better one before the train fell off. But there will be plenty of photos next Spring. Come on over to visit me on my FaceBook page. If you are in the Silsbee area of Southeast Texas, drop in...Doug
