Growing up in the United States we tend to associate peacocks with zoos, roaming uncaged throughout the premises. It was nice to see them in their natural habitat in the forests of India. They are actually quite common throughout much of India and Sri Lanka. There is another species, the green peacock, which lives in Java and Myanmar, and a third, the Congo peacock which lives in the rain forests of Africa. This one here, the blue, is the species that we see most often in zoos.
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Growing up in the United States we tend to associate peacocks with zoos, roaming uncaged throughout the premises. It was nice to see them in their natural habitat in the forests of India. They are actually quite common throughout much of India and Sri Lanka. There is another species, the green peacock, which lives in Java and Myanmar, and a third, the Congo peacock which lives in the rain forests of Africa. This one here, the blue, is the species that we see most often in zoos.
F’n Brilliant!!! Thanks for bringing your adventures and vision into my life on a daily basis.
Thanks, and you’re welcome Clark. Glad you’re enjoying the photos. I’ll keep them coming.
OMG I love birds again!! YAYYY!!!
More feathered friends please and thank you!
Thank you, Salina, for re-subscribing after leaving Grey (I’ve lost over 40 subscribers due to past employees).
This is beautiful. Glad you are back. Missed the blog.
Great shot Sean. Nice to have you back. ;-))