Such a handsome, proud young fella. I love the way they show off. They really do have a regal look about them... even at such a young age, these magnificent birds exude supreme confidence and poise, they are truly captivating... My Lovely I can appreciate your love and fascination for these exquisite wonders of nature! Happy Wednesday in LA... from the Sunshine State in Aussie! Hugs✫◕‿◕🌺 bɛɭɭɑ ﾒ
+bellamoonnature Wow! What sensational comments, sweet friend! Yes, these peacocks and peahens truly delight my soul! I love their beauty and their antics... I love them truly. Thanks so much for stopping by! Your words always capture so eloquently the scenes I have showcased in my videos. Happy Day to you, too, my dear! Love & Hugs~Miss P
An experienced female gives advice to a small peacock. It's so cute 🤗 "Hey, baby, your feathers are still small. It's too early for you. You have everything ahead of you!"
+Laura G Oh, no. He's practicing displaying for when he will have those long train feathers in a couple of years. The "bold" peahen pushing him back may be his mother or a relative. Thanks for watching, my dear friend. Big hugs back atcha!!!
+Laura G They only raise their tail feathers as a warning to squirrels, small birds, etc...You may be thinking of that as a defense mechanism. But when peahens are around, you can be sure they're courting her!
Dear Miss P, This is a young male Peacock, brave and daring, with a great character to woo and seduce these beautiful peahen who exerted a great fascination onto him. Although the female, as usual, does not seem very impressed by his bravery and gallantry, She ignores his feathers display. Oh boy!, More luck for next attack... Thank you my dear Miss P for this wonderful creation. I embrace you fraternally, Francisco
+trucha 1.618: PEACE IN THE WORLD My Dear Francisco, it was so nice to hear from you! Thank you for watching and for your wonderful comments! You described the scene very well! It is a pleasure and a delight to be so rewarded with your words in this description! I received your fraternal embrace happily and am sending you one back! Happy Weekend to you!
Hi, I live in the U.K. A peacock and 2 peahens have turned up in my village. I am worried about them! I can’t feed them as I have ferrets and the peacocks are having a stand off with them. (Although I do relent and give them grapes, bird food, cos they are so lovely) Another neighbour feeds them but no one is ‘looking after’ them. Any advice please!?
The peacock and peahens are pretty independent. Leaving food for them is very helpful though. Grapes are good. They also like raw sunflower seeds and unsalted peanuts. Enjoy them, my friend!
Nice share, Miss P! Cat Ivan said 'The beginning of January is too early for any displays. That female bird just turned away from him. I will wait for my displaying until Spring." (that cat has always the last word;-)) Purrs & meows from Cat Ivan & dad =^.^=
+FunnyAccent1 Cat Ivan is right! He was just being an "early bird." So nice to hear from you, Cat Ivan & dad! Hope you have a purrrr-fectly happy week, filled with treats for Cat Ivan & delights for dad! The peafowl are sending hugs your way!
@@peacocklover27 I think the person is asking like around birth I'm asking as well I enjoy these creatures as a child now I'm just getting into videos learning glad I found your amazing work so yeah around hatching are males and females colorless at that time to tell what they are???🤔
+2009framat If they make it through the first year (which is hard because of predators), the average age they live to is 15 years, but they can live as long as 30 or 40 years. Thank you for watching!
peacocklover27 when I got him the next day he was laying down and he kept looking at me with one eye and when I saw the other eye it was swollen and a bit white and he let me pet his tail
When peacocks display (open their train feathers) it is mainly to entice a female to mate with them, but they also open their feathers as a warning (to squirrels, etc.) and females will also open their tail feathers as a warning to others.
Nope, it's male. The young males have blue heads and necks and striated feathers on their backs, and the females have brown heads, green necks, and smooth brown feathers on their backs.
Such a handsome, proud young fella. I love the way they show off. They really do have a regal look about them... even at such a young age, these magnificent birds exude supreme confidence and poise, they are truly captivating... My Lovely I can appreciate your love and fascination for these exquisite wonders of nature!
Happy Wednesday in LA... from the Sunshine State in Aussie!
Hugs✫◕‿◕🌺 bɛɭɭɑ ﾒ
+bellamoonnature Wow! What sensational comments, sweet friend! Yes, these peacocks and peahens truly delight my soul! I love their beauty and their antics... I love them truly. Thanks so much for stopping by! Your words always capture so eloquently the scenes I have showcased in my videos. Happy Day to you, too, my dear! Love & Hugs~Miss P
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An experienced female gives advice to a small peacock. It's so cute 🤗 "Hey, baby, your feathers are still small. It's too early for you. You have everything ahead of you!"
Thank you for watching! Have a great weekend!
@@peacocklover27 You are welcome! Same to you! Peacocks are the best!:)
He's like, "Anybody interested? I've got goods and they're on display!"
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment! Happy Holidays!
I hope this boy grew up and showed all the females his new big feathers and made a lot of babies :)
I'm sure he did! Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
He’s eager to mate at such a young age!
He's so cute.
Thank you so much! Happy Week to you!
Sir but his female peacock
Amazing❤
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Good job boy. Go show those chicks what you got.
+Azhar Eddin Thanks for your comment! Have a great day!
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My peacock was exactly like this one that time
Great! Have a good day!
Did he do so as a defense mechanism ?? Lovely to watch ! Thank you, dear !! Big hugs
+Laura G Oh, no. He's practicing displaying for when he will have those long train feathers in a couple of years. The "bold" peahen pushing him back may be his mother or a relative. Thanks for watching, my dear friend. Big hugs back atcha!!!
+Laura G They only raise their tail feathers as a warning to squirrels, small birds, etc...You may be thinking of that as a defense mechanism. But when peahens are around, you can be sure they're courting her!
Poor thing is trying so hard
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching! Have a nice weekend!
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Thank you! Happy Holidays!
Love all your peacock videos!
+SWEETROSE SINGS Thank you, Rose! Have a great day!
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Well done; good job!
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+Canal de JL Frías Greetings! Good to hear from you! Thanks for your nice comments! Have a happy day!
Dear Miss P,
This is a young male Peacock, brave and daring, with a great character to woo and seduce these beautiful peahen who exerted a great fascination onto him. Although the female, as usual, does not seem very impressed by his bravery and gallantry, She ignores his feathers display. Oh boy!, More luck for next attack...
Thank you my dear Miss P for this wonderful creation.
I embrace you fraternally, Francisco
+trucha 1.618: PEACE IN THE WORLD My Dear Francisco, it was so nice to hear from you! Thank you for watching and for your wonderful comments! You described the scene very well! It is a pleasure and a delight to be so rewarded with your words in this description! I received your fraternal embrace happily and am sending you one back! Happy Weekend to you!
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+trucha 1.618: PEACE IN THE WORLD That makes 2 of us! :)
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Wait so all peacocks get to mate when they’re older, just not when they’re young and have small feathers
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Hi, I live in the U.K. A peacock and 2 peahens have turned up in my village. I am worried about them! I can’t feed them as I have ferrets and the peacocks are having a stand off with them. (Although I do relent and give them grapes, bird food, cos they are so lovely) Another neighbour feeds them but no one is ‘looking after’ them. Any advice please!?
The peacock and peahens are pretty independent. Leaving food for them is very helpful though. Grapes are good. They also like raw sunflower seeds and unsalted peanuts. Enjoy them, my friend!
i like to see the posture when they are displaying!
Cool! Have a great week!
Nice share, Miss P! Cat Ivan said 'The beginning of January is too early for any displays. That female bird just turned away from him. I will wait for my displaying until Spring." (that cat has always the last word;-)) Purrs & meows from Cat Ivan & dad =^.^=
+FunnyAccent1 Cat Ivan is right! He was just being an "early bird." So nice to hear from you, Cat Ivan & dad! Hope you have a purrrr-fectly happy week, filled with treats for Cat Ivan & delights for dad! The peafowl are sending hugs your way!
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@@peacocklover27 thanks
@@peacocklover27 same to you sweet heart 😘😘
beautiful vid darling!! th-up!!
+gary brown (soundproof714) Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the rest of your week!
Did the peahen ever find her lost male or female?
Yes, she did. Thanks. Have a good week!
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How dyu know the difference between a male and female peacock when it's young and their feathers are down ?
Males have a blue head and neck and striated feathers on their back. Females have a brown head, green neck and smooth brown feathers on their back.
@@peacocklover27 I think the person is asking like around birth I'm asking as well I enjoy these creatures as a child now I'm just getting into videos learning glad I found your amazing work so yeah around hatching are males and females colorless at that time to tell what they are???🤔
@@paulfrank7164 When the chicks are 17 weeks old, you can tell if it's a male or female by their coloring.
So can I pet it or what
nice videos
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do you know how old he was?
I would love to know :)
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How old get peacocks? What is their life span?
+2009framat If they make it through the first year (which is hard because of predators), the average age they live to is 15 years, but they can live as long as 30 or 40 years. Thank you for watching!
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what were the sounds youre peahens were making because my peacock named Mr.blind because of his eye is blind was making the same noises
+Mangle Sounds like : "A-ho, A-ho." I feel so bad that your peacock eye is blind. How did you find that out?
peacocklover27 when I got him the next day he was laying down and he kept looking at me with one eye and when I saw the other eye it was swollen and a bit white and he let me pet his tail
+Mangle Oh, that's too bad. Poor peacock.
+peacocklover27 but he is OK he is walking around fine just needs some glasses
+Mangle I'm glad he's OK.
When males open their tails is just a call to mate? Or is there any other reason?
When peacocks display (open their train feathers) it is mainly to entice a female to mate with them, but they also open their feathers as a warning (to squirrels, etc.) and females will also open their tail feathers as a warning to others.
Oh, good to know. Thanks for answering my doubt.
Im from sri lanka.I want to know if I can get a male female in three months.Because i have a 3 month old peacock
You need to contact a breeder in your country.
I contect them..but they can't tell
@@imashajayamini3659 What can't they tell?
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Why do peahens and peacocks always peck at the ground in the beginning of videos?
Not sure why in other videos, but in this video they're looking for food (bugs, worms) in the grass and also eating the grass.
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thats not male its female
Nope, it's male. The young males have blue heads and necks and striated feathers on their backs, and the females have brown heads, green necks, and smooth brown feathers on their backs.
Think you seen too many women with makeup.remove the makeup or put the makeup and you will see the male peacock.
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