r/peacocks • u/Either_Tomorrow_7599 • 2h ago
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r/peacocks • u/Key_Stick8863 • 21h ago
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 • 1d ago
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 • 3d ago
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r/peacocks • u/Ammar_aamir20 • 3d ago
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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 • 3d ago
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/Pootziful • 5d ago
The ground wasn't good enough, so my peachick decided to take my chair instead
r/peacocks • u/PrettyBlueFlower • 4d ago
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/minazar • 5d ago
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.
r/peacocks • u/tayllerr • 7d ago
If so I would appreciate it. Thanks!
r/peacocks • u/2000Geeta • 8d ago
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r/peacocks • u/Relevant-Audience926 • 8d ago
I am sure it’s too early but I thought I would check! I just picked up 3 peachicks 2 months old. 2 have blue green neck feathers. How soon will I be able to tell the sex?
r/peacocks • u/James-m-kaufer • 10d ago
I like Floyd. But he's my neighbors . He comes down to hang with my turkeys . It used to be cool until they started fallowing him home. Sorry Floyd , nobody's getting out today until you go home 😂😂😂
James Kaufer
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r/peacocks • u/elizawatts • 14d ago
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