do you beleive this?

[starhikers]

Tonight as all my peas were feeding before dark, one gave a distress call fom the pasture. Immediately, every peacock not in the tree already, lined up and took off to see what was wrong....I followed and watched as they lined up in some sort of formation. Then I saw a fox in the pasture. They took off after him and chased him off the property. And if that wasn't enough, the crows helped too. After he left, they came back to their tree for bed, walking in single file. It was a truly amazing experience. It reminded me of the scene in Witness where the Amish come home after the boy rings the bell. These are free range birds and they stick together. People think animals don't know anything and yet they helped the peacock in need. Fifteen peacocks were too much for that fox!

 

[zazouse]

I see it all the time here

Mine also go after everything.
you got any photos of your pretties to share?



It was just a rabbit

















The peas and critter when he was younger, the peas and dogs finely gave up and let him stay.
Critter roosting with the chickens.

 

[casportpony]

I see it all the time here

Mine also go after everything.
you got any photos of your pretties to share?

................................................beautiful pictures snipped......................................................

X2, mine go after hawks, crows, squirrels, dogs, egrets, herons.
I also like pictures.

 

[Dany12]

They took off after him and chased him off the property.

I think it is curiosity .... they want to see closer and it can gone wrong.

 

[casportpony]

I think it is curiosity .... they want to see closer and it can gone wrong.

That could be bad, very bad, but they can't get through my fence!