Not exact matches
Now we have the first idea
of just what a
peahen looks for in a peacock's tail — and for such an icon
of evolutionary biology, the answer is surprisingly little.
Even when a peacock's tail is raised, the
peahens ignore him almost two - thirds
of the time.
One theory holds that such traits are signs
of genetic vigor; a peacock that can grow a giant tail must look healthy and strong, a virile symbol
of malehood, to a
peahen.
We are a genuine farmstay with many animals: Two Scottish Highland Cows Two Alpacas Eight ewes and one Poll Dorset pure breed ram lamb Muscovy, Indian Runner and Peking ducks Goose and gander with six goslings A piglet called «Bacon» Five different types
of chickens — a total
of 30 Peacock and
peahen Aberdeen Angus cows with calves Jessie the Border Collie, the star attraction (rounding everything up including the kids)
I enjoy looking out the window and watching the seasons change, and I often catch many an animal coming through the yard: turkey, fox, deer (with new fawns),
peahen (like peacocks), rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, all types
of birds, you name it.