Peacocks, in my humble opinion, are one of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. I was lucky enough to have a peacock family in my neighborhood for awhile while I was growing up (although, some considered them a menace due to the loud noises they would make — never bothered me). Still, they weren’t always so easy to get a glimpse of with their tail feathers raised and pictures such as these below still amaze me.
Enjoy this week’s 10 Friday Photos.
(As is becoming all too common, I couldn’t keep it to 10.)
Photo Credit: Marionzetta via flickr (CC license)
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Photo Credit: SmilingSunflower via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: Hopefoote, Ambassador of the Wow via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: Silvain de Munck via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: shapour bahrami via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: snoessie via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: ecstaticist via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: jade.alexandria via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: Bachir via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: ToastyKen via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: vawa_92 via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: shapour bahrami via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: Whirling Pheonix via flickr (CC license)
Photo Credit: Tarique Sani via flickr (CC license)
More 10 Friday Photos Posts:
1. Tigers
2. Koalas
3. Sea Dragons
4. Lemurs
5. Sea Otters
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Did you happen to grow up in Berkeley Ca? There was a family of peacocks in this one neighborhood where my friend lived back in the ’90’s when I was going to college at Cal
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No, I grew up in Sarasota, FL.
Yes the Peacocks in our neighbourhood loved you too or our yard or family — they always shed their feathers in our yard making all the neighbours envious…They liked us..