Peacock care

Often strutting about in open ground, peacocks are majestic fowls to look at, especially as they fan out their tails. But for budding peafowl owners, it may come as a surprise that they will fly away if they’re untrained or left out of the pen at night. So, how can you keep peacocks from flying away?

Raising peafowl is similar to brooding turkey poults for the first few months. But they don't start breeding until they're two years old.

Peacocks are beautiful, hardy creatures, able to live in all types of climates -- from the extreme heat of India to the fluctuating temperatures of the American northwest. The jewel-toned fowl are will thrive if their basic needs are met, but they have a loud, shrill cry that would disturb those ...

This has got to be one of my favorite birds. Boy I just love all the beautiful colors, especially when they decide to show off their feathers. We have already talked about how to care for geese and also how to raise turkeys at home. In today's post we will be taking a look at

Caring for Peafowl Just like every living creature, peafowl require care and a good amount of it. They necessitate food, water, housing and space along with other things. This article covers the three main branches of care. Food and Water...

Keeping Peafowl as Pets, information and pictures, Peacock and Peahen

Explore interesting peacock facts, such as their iconic tail feathers, distinct behaviors, and varied habitats. Gain knowledge about the three different peacock species, their food preferences, and the methods they use to court their mates. Discover their role in popular culture, the plausibility of owning them as pets, and the conservation status of these beautiful birds.

An India blue peacock at 4Ds Farm in Maine. | Photo by Scott DeMoranville With its dazzling fan of colorful feathers, the peacock is the prima donna of domestic birds. Strutting about the yard, it demands attention, its iridescent feathers shining in the sun. “It’s like having a walking

There are few things more beautiful than a peacock strutting his stuff, fanning a full, bejewelled, iridescent tail. Don’t be sucked in, says Ross Lawrenson. Words: Ross Lawrenson Additional words Nadene Hall Who: Ross and Beverley Lawrenson Land: 24ha (60 acres) Where: Te Miro, 30km east of Hamilton What: Gelbvieh cattle, chickens, ducks, doves, guinea fowl, peafowl Goal: to tame their ever-expanding country garden Web: www.edenbrook.co.nz If you have a large lifestyle block, some big…

Caring for Peafowl Just like every living creature, peafowl require care and a good amount of it. They necessitate food, water, housing and space along with other things. This article covers the three main branches of care. Food and Water...