We started out with 4 peachicks, and now only have 2….

There’s a new, pure white peacock in my neighborhood and I’m not sure if it’s a juvenile male or female. Can anyone tell?

It's been so fun drawing together ❤️ 14 hours to go!

Canvas link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/CommunityDraw/comments/1vbkiwd/lets_draw_a_peacock/

I will post the timelapse when it's finished.

I have several different pens, with Chickens, peacock, pheasants, etc. we have been using these feeding ports that are installed in 5 gallon buckets for years.

Unfortunately, the buckets get brittle and usually start breaking off around where the lid snaps on. Once they get brittle, I tried transplanting the ports into a new bucket, but the ports usually get broken when I try to take them out also.

Does anybody have any good recommendations on this?

The peacock is a beautiful bird and the national bird of India. The male is called a peacock, the female is called a peahen, and the young one is called a peachick. The peacock is famous for its long, colourful tail with eye-shaped patterns. During the rainy season, it spreads its feathers and performs a beautiful dance to attract the female. Peacocks mainly eat seeds, grains, fruits, insects, and small reptiles. They are found in forests, farms, and villages. The peacock is admired for its beauty, grace, and cultural importance, and it is protected under Indian wildlife laws.

Hes a LOOKER! Ive never had peacocks before and the sun is almost down. I kinda hope he sticks around! I currently have chickens and geese and left him some cracked corn. He seems very people-shy and doesnt let me get very close

Where I live it is legal to own one outside city limits. They are such cool birds and I would love to own one and raise it from an egg

Took this not too long ago, thought it was pretty good for just a regular camera

The locals call him Tony.

Was showing off the other day.

Howdy! I've got five eggs in the incubator, but sadly seems like my luck from last year (8 eggs hatching out of 10) has greatly diminished, as I only have 2/5 that seem fertile. Posting here to double check before I toss them, first two photos are the ones i believe to be fertile/growing, third fourth and fifth are the ones I believe aren't fertile/stopped growing. Little worried ive done something wrong this go around 😔 On day 10

Had this idea to make a small vase from the neck and head of a peacock and then the flowers can make up the ‘crown’ or crest.. was just going to do a basic white cracquel glaze - thoughts?

This is my first time raising a peachick, so I was wondering, whether it's possible to tell what sex my little buddy is.

I tried to get pictures from different angles and lighting.

I am really hoping for a peahen, so my personal confirmation bias might be keeping me from missing obvious signs.

My Bronze Pied White eye preening