19 Oct 07
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexI only hear splashy, watery sounds. 😕
Has anybody ever seen a peacock in real life. The loud call they make always gives me a bit of a laugh cause it sounds like they are saying "help, help".
Next time you hear one, I am sure you will remember this thread and know what I mean.
19 Oct 07
Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschexpeacocks are awesome to look at, but pea hens are rather plain😞
Has anybody ever seen a peacock in real life. The loud call they make always gives me a bit of a laugh cause it sounds like they are saying "help, help".
Next time you hear one, I am sure you will remember this thread and know what I mean.
19 Oct 07
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexYes.
Has anybody ever seen a peacock in real life. The loud call they make always gives me a bit of a laugh cause it sounds like they are saying "help, help".
Next time you hear one, I am sure you will remember this thread and know what I mean.
19 Oct 07
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexYes... but I've never heard them cry for help.
Has anybody ever seen a peacock in real life. The loud call they make always gives me a bit of a laugh cause it sounds like they are saying "help, help".
Next time you hear one, I am sure you will remember this thread and know what I mean.
What did you do to it?
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19 Oct 07
Yes - living in the UK I've seen (and heard) them loads of times. You mostly see them when you visit a country house or castle where they can always be found wandering the grounds. I find their calls really annoying, but the males are great to look at when they spread their tail feathers, though when the tail is folded up, they drag it around on the ground behind them and it looks dirty and disheveled. I hear they can be very destructive and hard to get rid of if you have them in your garden.
19 Oct 07
Originally posted by BeltaineActually it's quite easy to get rid of them from your garden, just lengthen the chains on your tigers and bears, I'm quite confident this will help keep them out of your garden. But please be careful not to lenthen the chains so much that they can fight with each other, this was a bit of a problem for us as we only have a typical smallish garden.
Yes - living in the UK I've seen (and heard) them loads of times. You mostly see them when you visit a country house or castle where they can always be found wandering the grounds. I find their calls really annoying, but the males are great to look at when they spread their tail feathers, though when the tail is folded up, they drag it around on the ground ...[text shortened]... ed. I hear they can be very destructive and hard to get rid of if you have them in your garden.
19 Oct 07
Originally posted by stevetoddhaha!! Thanks for that I can leave the house with a smile on my face thinking about your sugestion.
Actually it's quite easy to get rid of them from your garden, just lengthen the chains on your tigers and bears, I'm quite confident this will help keep them out of your garden. But please be careful not to lenthen the chains so much that they can fight with each other, this was a bit of a problem for us as we only have a typical smallish garden.
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19 Oct 07
Originally posted by stevetoddI have a monster of my own. It is great fun. I just let him run around and do what he wants cause he was trained to know evil from normal and good people. He just had a feed but he may get hungry again real soon.
Actually it's quite easy to get rid of them from your garden, just lengthen the chains on your tigers and bears, I'm quite confident this will help keep them out of your garden. But please be careful not to lenthen the chains so much that they can fight with each other, this was a bit of a problem for us as we only have a typical smallish garden.