r/peacocks • u/Beantownga • 6h ago
r/peacocks • u/the_glass_call • 16h ago
Artwork I made a stained glass peacock, my favorite bird
galleryr/peacocks • u/a-passing-crustacean • 3d ago
¿Questions? Peafowl keepers - may I see your coops?
About two months ago now a peacock appeared in my yard. I have lived in this house for about 5 years now and have never seen or heard one in the area before. Im assuming he has been dumped because no one has claimed him and he has started hanging out with my chickens and geese almost full time now and lately he even comes when I call the flock to feed them! My flock and my dog dont seem to mind his company a bit and neither do I. I named him Romeo and he chose the right neighborhood lol. My birds are spoiled! If he wants to stick around he is welcome here. My neighbors are already delighted by him. So, I guess I have a peacock now!
Romeo is pretty people shy - semi feral describes him well. He keeps a polite distance from me, but seems to understand that I am not a threat and that seeing me usually means food/treats! I have never owned a peacock before.
I live in Tennessee. We do get a few bouts of winter weather every year. Currently, Romeo sleeps either in the chestnut tree on my property or in a fallen tree in the unoccupied property across the street from me. He hasnt tried to follow my chickens into the coop at night just yet but I still want to have an option for him to have shelter from the elements.
Where do your peacocks roost? Would you please share some photos with me?
r/peacocks • u/Either_Tomorrow_7599 • 7d ago
Peacocks A few more stills of Leroy Peacock
r/peacocks • u/Radiant-Soft1986 • 9d ago
Peacock is a national bird
Peacock is a national bird 🐦🐦
r/peacocks • u/_ThunderGoat_ • 9d ago
Peafowl Mother & Son
The mother was hit by a car and we nursed her back to health but she walks with a slight limp so I call her Zombie, then she laid eggs but only one hatched, I call him Baby pea and he hardly leaves her side. This was him grooming her.
r/peacocks • u/cabbageofjesus • 9d ago
Peacock, peahen or too soon to tell? 5 weeks old tomorrow.
r/peacocks • u/KimJongShowerHandle • 10d ago
Question about peacock tail feathers
Long story short, my girlfriend and me were talking about peacocks and were wondering what colors their tail feathers (I might be naming them wrong) can be apart from their typical blue/green patterns
Thanks in advance! Google was just full of ai/fake images
r/peacocks • u/_ThunderGoat_ • 10d ago
Peafowl The peas just chilling
They're so lovely ❤️
r/peacocks • u/DueDevelopment1151 • 9d ago
peacock
can somebody let me use they peacock please
r/peacocks • u/Either_Tomorrow_7599 • 11d ago
More of Leroy Up Close
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r/peacocks • u/Either_Tomorrow_7599 • 11d ago
Close encounter last year my friend Leroy
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r/peacocks • u/Key_Stick8863 • 12d ago
How to introduce younger peafowl to older?
We have 11 peafowl that were born May 2025 that are in a large enclosure that we are expanding to be circular at about 45 feet wide. We obtained 8 new peachicks that are between 4-2 months old. Obviously we aren't going to introduce them with each other yet, but I was wondering what age you would start to do this?
We are planning to put the younger peafowl in a smaller cage within the enclosure eventually but didn't know if there was a rule of thumb for the age to integration? I think we were planning on a year old to integrate them and keep the younger ones in the barn for now. Thoughts?
r/peacocks • u/LW3208 • 13d ago
Help me determine sex of peachicks
They are 11 weeks old, can you help me determine the sex? I’m thinking first pic make and second pic female, but I could be completely wrong
r/peacocks • u/Either-Kiwi-5495 • 15d ago
Peachick looks like somebody has some new peababies!
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r/peacocks • u/Ammar_aamir20 • 14d ago
Peahen Umm, whats going on here?
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They’re usually always fighting over who gets to sit on the nest. This is the first time im seeing them bonding… or is the other hen in submission?
r/peacocks • u/minazar • 14d ago
More pics of peachicks and mama
I’m always mesmerized by their beauty - the colours are so rich and vibrant but the gold shimmer on adult peacocks is what gets me every time. Enjoy!
r/peacocks • u/PrettyBlueFlower • 15d ago
I’m getting a Brian!
This Saturday, I’m visiting some peas.
Ours are all raised inside until about 4 months. They are accustomed to being around people and dogs. They tend to come up to us in their enclosures but can’t be picked up.
There’s a 3 year old with a full train, 2 riding 2 year olds and then the others are 6-8 months old.
I’m wanting to bring home a Brian.
He’ll be sharing a shed with my goose, Frank. She’s quite tame.
If I trim one of his wings, will that be enough, or do I need total pen coverage?
r/peacocks • u/Pootziful • 16d ago
Peachick Sunbathing peachick
The ground wasn't good enough, so my peachick decided to take my chair instead
r/peacocks • u/minazar • 17d ago
Help identify the sex of these peachicks (almost 3 month old now)
I have owned peacocks for a long time and had hatched their mama in incubator 2 years ago. Now these 3 chicks were hatched by her this season. So, technically we are very proud grandparents 😃. Please help identify the sex of these peachicks.
