Show off your Peas!

[Dany12]

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Originally Posted by frenchblackcopper

I don't understand why some peoples Peacocks drop their displays when you show up.
They drop their displays in front of everything who's moving ! Freidrich, no problem with predators?

 

[BYC-user-174785]

After more then 35 hour rain one of my green boys

What a beautiful peacock even when he is wet! Your pen looks very nice too!

 

[leo7]

Thank you Blue Creek Fram

Dani
Sometime a Eagle in a overfly. But Pythons and Cobras can make some trouble.

 

[zazouse]

Thank you Blue Creek Fram

Dani
Sometime a Eagle in a overfly. But Pythons and Cobras can make some trouble.

OH MY

 

[MinxFox]

Thank you Blue Creek Fram

Dani
Sometime a Eagle in a overfly. But Pythons and Cobras can make some trouble.

Do your peafowl kill the cobras? I can see how snakes would be a big problem for your peachicks especially and your smaller pheasants.

That was a beautiful green. I always love how peacocks trains look purple/pink when they get wet.

 

[zazouse]

Meet Annie she has some big paws to fill in a couple years.

 

[3BirdGirlz]

Meet Annie she has some big paws to fill in a couple years.

She is so cute Zaz!!!! even as a grown dog she'll be beautiful like your other.

 

[leo7]

Hi MinxFox
sometime I find dead snakes in the peacocks aviaries. Often I solved the problem. Around my home and garden I have a stone wall so we have not to many snakes on the area. My neighbors without a wall have more problems Phytons here often eat chickens, dogs and pheasants. Offspring we not lost by snakes. I start four years ago with breeding galliformes in Thailand I not have so much experience here with such things. Before in Germany I dont had Phytons and Cobras.

 

[MinxFox]

I hope I won't have to deal with pythons. Here in Florida there have been a lot of escaped or released pythons and anacondas that are doing well in the Florida everglades. I think it gets too cold for them in the area I live in so I hope they will never become a problem here.

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Zazouse your new great Pyrenees is very pretty! A nearby peafowl breeder got himself a great Pyrenees puppy not too long ago. I am wondering how his is doing.

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Since people were mentioning raccoons earlier, here is a coon hunt I went on earlier this year and I finally got around to making a video of all the filming I did of the hunt.

Edit:
To keep this post of mine more on topic, here is my boyfriend Aaron kissing my peacock Peep.

 

[BYC-user-174785]

I have not posted pictures in a while...but here are some from a few days ago. I did mention I did get three new peachicks, and in the pictures you will finally find out what they are!


This was a while ago, but I decided to share so that you could see how much they have grown!


Hiding in the flowers!


I can never get good pictures of them flying, but I guess I can keep trying.


Little India Blues will be sold this weekend, I will miss them...


Here is my unexpected peachick. I thought it was a normal blackshoulder spalding, but turns out it is either cameo blackshoulder or peach blackshoulder. I guess the parents were split. Now I regret selling the other one that was like this. But I sold that one before if started showing brown feathers. Have one younger one like this still.


Same bird as above.


Some of the peachicks that are with the peahen.




Opal WE peacock is growing a train! Can't wait to see those white eyes. White peacock is too but since he free ranges he is usually not around when I take pictures.


Opal WE


The Spalding is always pacing along the fence (you can see the trail along the fence) and he tries to fight the hens in the other pen. The dominant Opal spalding hen of the other pen fights back not realizing there is a barrier between them.


He has quite the train now! He molted really early and got a head-start.


Opal breeders for next year.


The peahen and her peachicks. They are almost as big as her.