Peafowl in Norcal

NorStar

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• Dec 6, 2024

• #1

My young peacock Oringo is growing in his first fully adult show feathers this year, they still have a few months of growing to do, but he is already showing them off! The peahen Mya is less than impressed to say the least.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Dec 6, 2024

• #2

Those things run wild in my mom’s neighborhood! Kinda cool, but the screams they make sounds like somebody’s being killed!!!

 

tyler.durden

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• Dec 6, 2024

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NorStar

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• Dec 6, 2024

• #4

tyler.durden said:

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that’s hilarious

 

NorStar

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• Dec 6, 2024

• #5

Phytoplankton said:

Those things run wild in my mom’s neighborhood! Kinda cool, but the screams they make sounds like somebody’s being killed!!!

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They are loud!! That’s for certain! I enjoy drinking some coffee as they wake up my neighbors in the morning.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Dec 6, 2024

• #6

Funny story, a long time ago I lived in a cluster of houses on one property, and there were peacocks, someone came over to visit overnight at a neighbors house, he parked his convertible (top down) under a tree the peacocks roosted in at night. Next morning the interior was covered in peacock crap, yech!

 

raratt

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• Dec 7, 2024

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Unga Bunga

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• Dec 7, 2024

• #8

I heard those things are tasty...

 

raratt

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• Dec 7, 2024

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Aeroknow

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• Dec 8, 2024

• #10

raratt said:

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At that other pad I had near Oregon house there were shitloads of them like 20? Or so on the property next to mine. One of them was albino. Loud mofo’s.
At my daughters new place where she’s renting, the owners left behind about a dozen of them. They kick it up on the second story roof and shit all over the god damn place. Don’t even want to walk on the lawn barefoot.