I thought I was seeing things this morning when I saw three, a fourth came around from the left side of the house and then a fifth came out from behind the garden.
How lovely and lucky you. I would have thought your's would have full tails at this time of year! We had a leucistic girl when we moved here but the foxes got her:( I hope your's survives better.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond They seem to want to poop on the patio/front porch and carport. Go figure. They are louder than I remember them being this time of year. Usually it calms down after breeding season. I tried to encourage them to go home behind the trees at the end of the fence, but they didn't listen to me. @jernst1779 Yeah. I hope the owners don't get anymore as they can be pretty annoying. @wakelys Yes, they are messy (patio, front porch and carport is where I notice it the most), noisy, get up on my roof (6 AM the other morning tromping around) and nipping off flower buds.l @pyrrhula Thank you. This is the first time I've seen this many at once in my yard. @grammyn The white one is just a white one. I don't believe it's an albino. Thanks. Too many! @kjarn Yes, they would be much better neighbors if they did that. Instead, they spread their feathers on the ground, poop, look in the sunroom windows, fly up to the roof and tromp through the garden, rolling in the dirt or nipping flower heads. @tunia No. They rarely spread their tail feathers. It must be a courting or intimidating action. I've really only seen them do it once when they were confronted by some wild birds. And they are not pretty like others I've seen. Their feathers are a bit thin and the brown ones are not colorful. @thewatersphotos There used to be one in the "neighborhood" and there is a dog that is loose at times, but they don't seem to be in the yard then. @jamibann No, they are my neighbors'. They live in a house on the other side of the trees at the end of the fence. I know from observation the fence doesn't keep them out either. The darn things fly when they want to. The sunflowers are volunteers. Perhaps from the birdseed in the feeders at the edge of the garden. @pusspup They are a nuisance actually Wylie. This is about as full as I've ever seen their tails. I don't know if the owners do something to them or what. I know we have foxes here. I don't know why they have lived as long as they have with all their gadding about. @Dawn Noisy and messy. They are a nuisance much of the time. @brillomick The neighbor in the back owns them. They are noisy all night and all day. Mostly I can ignore them. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
Peter Piper picked a peck of peacocks? I would have a tough time with the damage they do. And all I have is a neighbor with an interrogation light and a dog that barks like thunder- but thankfully not all day like your squawking peacocks.
@haskar I do like to watch them, so they're not that bad... Thanks. @olivetreeann Well, they don't really squawk all day. But when they do, they're obnoxious.
August 5th, 2021
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@jernst1779 Yeah. I hope the owners don't get anymore as they can be pretty annoying.
@wakelys Yes, they are messy (patio, front porch and carport is where I notice it the most), noisy, get up on my roof (6 AM the other morning tromping around) and nipping off flower buds.l
@pyrrhula Thank you. This is the first time I've seen this many at once in my yard.
@grammyn The white one is just a white one. I don't believe it's an albino. Thanks. Too many!
@kjarn Yes, they would be much better neighbors if they did that. Instead, they spread their feathers on the ground, poop, look in the sunroom windows, fly up to the roof and tromp through the garden, rolling in the dirt or nipping flower heads.
@tunia No. They rarely spread their tail feathers. It must be a courting or intimidating action. I've really only seen them do it once when they were confronted by some wild birds. And they are not pretty like others I've seen. Their feathers are a bit thin and the brown ones are not colorful.
@thewatersphotos There used to be one in the "neighborhood" and there is a dog that is loose at times, but they don't seem to be in the yard then.
@jamibann No, they are my neighbors'. They live in a house on the other side of the trees at the end of the fence. I know from observation the fence doesn't keep them out either. The darn things fly when they want to. The sunflowers are volunteers. Perhaps from the birdseed in the feeders at the edge of the garden.
@pusspup They are a nuisance actually Wylie. This is about as full as I've ever seen their tails. I don't know if the owners do something to them or what. I know we have foxes here. I don't know why they have lived as long as they have with all their gadding about.
@Dawn Noisy and messy. They are a nuisance much of the time. @brillomick The neighbor in the back owns them. They are noisy all night and all day. Mostly I can ignore them.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@olivetreeann Well, they don't really squawk all day. But when they do, they're obnoxious.