Yes, peacocks in the trees.” — Mary Jo Hazard In the early 1900s, Frank Vanderlip accepted twenty-four India Blue peafowl to liven up his quiet Rancho Palos Verdes estate. Peacocks have been ...

A peafowl’s appearance varies slightly depending ... After two weeks, they can flap up into a tree for safety. At four weeks, the young grow crests, and at two months they look just like their ...

A mischievous peahen is on the loose and entertaining residents ... "So I thought maybe she might be under a tree or hiding in the long grass laying eggs. So I wasn't really too concerned about ...

A lonely peahen has found love after being rehomed ... and I found she went into the high trees at night to avoid predators. "Some people had tried to catch her, and she moved over to Ollerton ...