Oh wow I never thought about the wings freezing to them. Well that sure would explain why some get stuck up in trees for the winter or why they fall out. Are you going to try and get them to stay in the barn?
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Where in Florida is she and how many peafowl and varieties does she have? I am in Florida too and I like meeting other local peafowl breeders. One of my favorite breeders has a bunch of peafowl and exotic pheasants. Welcome to BYC!
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My peas don't know how tough other peas have it!!! They puff up and look all miserable in this cold, but from your photos and other people's weather reports, my peas don't have it tough. We had some sleet falling today and the peafowl were not sure if they should stay under cover or not.
Smarty will be two this year. I feel sorry for him because he always brings up the rear of the group since he is one of the lowest ranking birds, as young males always are. Anyways I always try to throw extra treats his way since the dominant birds hog all the treats. Alto especially hogs treats. He gets really close to me hoping I will mistake him for Peep and feed him a lot, which sometimes works if I don't look carefully enough.Beautiful photoshow old is Smarty now? he is beautiful like his Dad
I am not sure if I know where North Port is. I asked my dad and he can only think of North Port Alabama. I hope the move goes well.Minx she lives in North Port and has ten. She's moving to Tennessee soon so as many as possible are coming north to my farm!!!
You do know that the one on the left is a hen right? please tell me it's name is not Thor