**Feathered Friday. Beautiful Peacock**
My entry for #featheredfriday by @keithboone is the place to be with your bird photos! Feathered Friday rules
The peacock, his fame is due to his beautiful multicolored fan in the tail, the male who shows that tail so colorful and particular, the female has more muted colors and does not attract much attention. It is an omnivorous bird, whose diet is composed of seeds, berries, fruits, plants, insects and small reptiles.
Man poses a threat to these birds, the position seen in it and the right to be an exotic pet and even a gourmet food and natural threats are usually cats, foxes, dogs, leopards and tigers.
Camera: Digital Kool
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I suppose it would not be much different than eating a turkey or a goose, but I don't think I could bring myself to eat eat such a beautiful creature! I suppose those same animals are threats to most large birds. Lovely photos!
The peacock is such a beautiful bird. I never thought about threats to them in the wild, but I could imagine a leopard or tiger might catch one easily because they don't really fly all that well. Thanks for entering Feathered Friday! voted and resteemed :-)
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Howdy there maxili63! wonderful shots there and interesting information. I had no idea that these were considered gourmet food in some areas!