Show off your Peas!

[margaret8]

Let's try this again, I am retired from AT&T wireless maybe I could help you with your phone. I use my iPhone for this all the time.

 

[BYC-user-174785]

Quote: That is an interesting observation. I hope to one day get pure green peafowl.

 

[margaret8]

W
what are you going to do with the eggs????

Here is a pix of my incubator

 

[casportpony]

Here is a pix of my incubator

That's look interesting.

-Kathy

 

[margaret8]

I have hatched ducks and chicks before. But, never with a incubator like this. It will be interesting. It is fully automated!

 

[margaret8]

I am going to try the zoos around here for green ones.

 

[margaret8]

Eggs for the green peas that is!

 

[Dany12]

I think the domestic mammal know much about us and recognize human genders.... but birds??




Birds distinguish between individuals, shape, voice, approach.
Freidrich, you need that little material to prove what you say!

 

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

Howdy all! Long time no chat. I've missed all you peepz!

Can you believe it's 2014?? Crazy! Anywho, I'm not-so-patiently waiting for my two peahens Tulsa and Tamina to start laying. They'll both be two in June, I think. Prince started getting his first set of eye-feathers several months back, it seems like every day he just gets prettier. Hoping for lots of peachicks this year. I'd like to hatch a few from my peas, and then maybe swap somebody for a different line and color to add to my group. Looking forward to what 2014 is going to bring!

Blessings -

~ Aspen

 

[MinxFox]

That is an interesting observation. I hope to one day get pure green peafowl.

I hope to get green peafowl too. I have read that some people have aggressive green peafowl while others don't. When I went to Rocking BAB Ranch the friendly Pavo Muticus Josh had would come up to the pen and cock his head and look at you. Josh told us he does that is if to size you up. I think he said he can be a little territorial but he seemed nice to me. He didn't peck me hard.

I think green peafowl could distinguish between male and female people. For one thing, I think a lot of these studies they do on peafowl are with domestic peafowl. Wild animals seem to always be smarter. Wild animals have to be smarter to know where to find the right food, deal with predators, etc. Domestic animals don't have to think so much about where to find the right food, avoiding certain areas with possible predators, etc. I think that wild peafowl are probably a lot smarter. I talked to a guy on a forum one time about his green peafowl. He free-ranged them for a little while. He said you can just tell they are very smart - smarter than the India blues.