Peacock

 
  
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Peacock Blue or India, which the scientific name Pavo cristatus is one of the birds of the three species of peacocks. Peacock Blue has a glossy dark blue-colored fur. Large-sized adult male birds, can reach 230cm in length, with a very long tail cover green metallic. Above his head there straight-crested blue fan shape. Female birds are smaller than males. Feathers not glossy, greenish brown with black stripes and without feathers adorned the cover tail. Young birds as females.


Blue Peacock population scattered in open forests with grasslands in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan. Previously this species was found also in Bangladesh, but is now likely to have been extinct there. The male peacock is polygamous species, have more than one spouse. In the breeding season, male birds show off his tail feathers in front of female birds. Tail feathers cover is opened to form fan-shaped spots with blue eyes. Bird Females usually incubate three to six eggs.

 

Blue Peacock bird feed consisted of various grains, grass shoots and leaves, various insects, as well as various kinds of small animals such as worms, spiders and small lizards.



Peacock Blue
is the national bird of India. This species also play an important role in the mythology of Buddhist, Hindu and other cultures.

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