We're currently pet-sitting for our daughter's family as they take a school holiday. The peacocks continue to stay on their property, and I'll have a fair amount of time to practice photographing them!
Our daughter, Heather, and her children have returned to the east coast, and I have a lot of filler-photos to post in the days ahead, now that we have some quieter time to do so! I look forward to also seeing what's happening in your worlds as well!
Very fun shot of this beauty. Enjoy the tree he is perched it. I've never seen their plumes separated in two and down. THANKS for sharing your amazing photo!
@peekysweets An optical illusion! There's a second one perched behind him but he had his head down! The pair did look like wings to me!
@will_wooderson Ideal in that it's just outside the back door and a great location for taking their photos!
@gardencat One does have to wonder! I watched as one was preening, and I'm thinking, "Leave me a feather!" They do spend a lot of time low to the ground, but they manage to get to the tip of a very tall tree to roost at night!
@tunia We know we're needed to assist when they're away, but the home and location are like going to a resort, given that the school campus is "just up the hill"; Ken's at the gym as I write! (win win)
@will_wooderson Ideal in that it's just outside the back door and a great location for taking their photos!
@gardencat One does have to wonder! I watched as one was preening, and I'm thinking, "Leave me a feather!" They do spend a lot of time low to the ground, but they manage to get to the tip of a very tall tree to roost at night!
@tunia We know we're needed to assist when they're away, but the home and location are like going to a resort, given that the school campus is "just up the hill"; Ken's at the gym as I write! (win win)