Show off your Peas!

[Peafowlssssssss]

I don't know most all of them do but that don't mean they will breed i have 3 with a full train that turned 3 after they molted in Aug and all they did was fight with each other and didn't look at the hens.

So pretty, i'm a little confused, are these their trains now?!

 

[KsKingBee]

Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater.

 

[Shay1Bear]

Ya for sure! He was on the search for a nicer car to ride in like a mustang or a camero. He made my jeep look good

turned alot of heads! Usually people have a dog enjoying the ride but not a peacock riding by his own free will.

 

[zazouse]

So pretty, i'm a little confused, are these their trains now?!

This was taken before they molted their trains.

this year.
Their trains look like this at this right now

 

[zazouse]

Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater.

Happy peas

What kind of trees are those in the background? don't ya'll have some kind of tree that is real tough and makes great fence post like a lotus tree or something?

 

[KsKingBee]

Ya for sure! He was on the search for a nicer car to ride in like a mustang or a camero. He made my jeep look good

turned alot of heads! Usually people have a dog enjoying the ride but not a peacock riding by his own free will.

I would have thought a Phoenix or Fire Bird.

 

[KsKingBee]

This was taken before they molted their trains.

this year.
Their trains look like this at this right now

Your cocks trains are twice the length of ours. The benefit of living in the semi tropics I guess.

 

[DylansMom]

Happy peas

What kind of trees are those in the background? don't ya'll have some kind of tree that is real tough and makes great fence post like a lotus tree or something?

Locust is the tree that makes good fence posts.

 

[KsKingBee]

Happy peas

What kind of trees are those in the background? don't ya'll have some kind of tree that is real tough and makes great fence post like a lotus tree or something?

The large bare ones are Walnut, the green ones are Western Red Cedar. The rest of them are Elm, Hackberry, Locust, and what we call Hedge, also known as Osage Orange or Bois D'arc. It is the tree you are thinking of and makes the best fence posts and fire wood although it does spark. I am now burning some of the fence posts that my great grandfather and grandfather cut with axes, wow what work that must have been, hedge is really hard, dense wood. We do also have Black Locust which were also used as fence posts but were not a good as hedge but it is a really good nectar tree for honey.

 

[Shay1Bear]

He kind of looked like a dodge charger stud to me but im sure he would have made due with a fire bird