This wonderful garden has the most beautiful peacocks that I have ever seen. There are many kinds of species and I find all of them amazing in its own way.
There are dozens of peacocks roaming freely in a large enclosure and they make unusual noises when they start squawking.
It was the mating season and the male peacocks would delightfully spread their beautiful feathers to attract the females.
Mr Peacock was kind enough to allow me to take as many pictures, at close range, as I like
His pretty plumage were eye-popping to say the least.
Here's a back view of him flaunting its tail to impress the opposite
Another shot of him showing off his wonderful feathers.
I think I've been lucky this round to capture a peacock from so many different angles. A co-operative and friendly model.
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Peacocks always amazes me and I used to disturb my friend's peacock. I will make some clucking sound and the peacock will respond by flaunting its beautiful tail!
ReplyDeleteOh, what gorgeous peacocks and such terrific captures!! And wonderful detail!! Thank you so much for sharing these!! Hope you have a great new week and that it's off to a great start!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of peacock garden before. I 'm assuming there are many plants and flowers as well. How imaginative to put these showy birds on display like this.
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A glittering model - I hope he finds a female who will have him!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous shots.
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the display beautifully.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird. It is good to see so many of them in one place.
ReplyDeleteTheir plumage is far prettier than their squawk, isn't it?
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Such a pretty spread. Look at me.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos of the peacocks. The male's feathers are gorgeous! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow, this peacock certainly knows how to impress:):)
ReplyDeleteInteresting backside too!
Such a stunning bird. How lucky you are he was feeling like posing for the camera.
ReplyDeleteHow are you? How long were you there to capture all these photos.
ReplyDeleteHi, Ann! I'm fine, thank you. it's good to see you here again.
DeleteI spent about an hour exploring the lovely garden.
What an amazing peacock! The doctor's office where I went as a young adult had peacocks all around it (it was out in the country a bit), but I don't every remember one of them looking as gorgeous as this fellow. I do remember them screaming though - what an awful racket!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
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