These images, except where cropped for standard frame sizes, are out of the camera with no processing. That is amazing !
My experience with peacocks is that they rarely open tail fans close by, and like to walk away from me. Not this one, he danced a few feet from us while we were down low photographing.
This bird had a reason for opening the fan, to scare away the barn yard pigeons from spilled grain. It didn’t work, pigeons are pretty tough.
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Peacock, Blinding Color – Click To Enlarge
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Beautiful photos.
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Thank you. Colors were great.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you đŸ˜€
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Amazing creatures. Beautiful pictures.
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Thank you. The bright colors make photographing them so much easier, and fun.
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Ted, did you find them in a zoo ? I see them with pigeons in one of the pics. Beautiful photographs.
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Thanks. These were taken at an old southern US plantation stable. Barns just have pigeons. Why I don’t know but any USA barn will have pigeons. As for a peacock, the old south plantations were rich in their day. Peacocks were considered a sign of wealth. They also had more, and larger, English gardens than the UK. At one time the largest garden in the works was on a plantation. This was before the Palace of Versailles. I shot that garden and it was the size of a small country!
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