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Subject: Re: Can you Help me DCT


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Lylah
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Date Posted: 17:45:19 04/22/09 Wed
In reply to: AZKaren 's message, "Can you Help me DCT" on 10:14:58 07/18/08 Fri

I have been searching the web about peacocks and still haven't found what I need to know, please help... My neighbor has 3 peahens and 1 peacock, its breeding season now, and usually all of them come over to my house to eat, just 1 peahen is coming now, not even the male, he is like standing guard over the nest.....Do males watch over the eggs and peahens that are nesting???

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D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
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Date Posted: 19:45:03 04/23/09 Thu

>I have been searching the web about peacocks and still
>haven't found what I need to know, please help... My
>neighbor has 3 peahens and 1 peacock, its breeding
>season now, and usually all of them come over to my
>house to eat, just 1 peahen is coming now, not even
>the male, he is like standing guard over the
>nest.....Do males watch over the eggs and peahens that
>are nesting???
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I have been observing peafowl behavior since 1988 and have
NEVER known of a male having any interest in nest or eggs.
Actually even chicken males show more interest but even so
do not help with the incubating.



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