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Subject: Re: aging peahen

Author:
helen

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Date Posted: 10:10:54 09/03/08 Wed
In reply to: cheryl 's message, "aging peahen" on 03:00:22 09/02/08 Tue

Hi Cheryl, can't help you as i am a relatively new peafowl owner in the uk, but i will be looking forward to seeing what other people say. What a SAD story! i logged in today to see if she had turned up by any chance - so glad 'she' came home at least. i wonder if you had owned them yourself for all those years only to have him wander off :(

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cheryl
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Date Posted: 03:33:59 09/05/08 Fri

>Hi Cheryl, can't help you as i am a relatively new
>peafowl owner in the uk, but i will be looking forward
>to seeing what other people say. What a SAD story! i
>logged in today to see if she had turned up by any
>chance - so glad 'she' came home at least. i wonder if
>you had owned them yourself for all those years only
>to have him wander off :(

thank you, helen, for your kind post. We feel George left because he felt defeated. Martha is just so darned old and senile that we think she just forgets where she is.

Peafowl are wonderful birds and I'm sure you'll get lots of enjoyment and laughter from yours. Do expect a few frustrations because they love to play games. Thanks again for your post!