White Peacock

White Peacock

The White Peacock is frequently mistaken for an albino, but it is a colour variety of Indian Blue Peacock. Its white colour makes it looks really magnificent and elegant.

Further Read: Wikipedia




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    22 Responses to “White Peacock”

    1. 1
      Teri Says:

      I have a private, personal website on MSN.

      I was doing a search on white peacocks for pictures to use in making a tag and found your site; http://www.hemmy.net/2006/10/01/white-peacock/

      May I use the above photo of the white peacock in making a signature tag? It would simply be for display, no profit. I’d need to know who to credit for the photo….

      I’ll await your reply.

      Thank you,

      Teri

    2. 2
      Katana Says:

      This picture is not mine either so I do not take credit for it. I found it in Google Images to complement the Wikipedia article in the link.

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      m Says:

      thats so pretty

    4. 4
      Shavetta Says:

      White Peacock is said to be very lucky. I have saved this photograph as desktop background and my last three days were great. It makes my day

    5. 5
      the new shelton wet/dry Says:

      [...] { White Peacock, a colour variety of Indian Blue Peacock } [...]

    6. 6
      tajwar Says:

      so beutiful peacock is my faviriout animal but i ll rather choose the beutiful green enrald peacock becus its me faviriout

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      Tariq Nawaz Gardezi Says:

      Wonderfull Peacock i like colurs of peacock,
      dats nice

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      Judi Says:

      We were blessed with one of our India Blue mama’s bringing home 5 babies and one iwhite!!! How awesome is that! If anyone would like some pics, just email judi@buttwiggles.com and I will be happy to share this Blessed event for us!!! 6/22/07

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      Jenny Says:

      I live in SW lower Michigan. In a very tiny town surrounded by farms. Last summer a white peacock appeared across the road from me and hung around that guys property all summer. No one seems to know where it came from. Lately it’s discovered my yard. (I keep bird feeders out and there is always some seed on the ground, and have lots of evergreen bushes it likes to shelter under.) I took pictures just this morning of it sitting on my husbands car.

      This bird is gorgeous and I’m happy it likes my place, but I wonder where it came from? I never saw one fly, do they? Could it have actually flown here? I would think if someone bought this bird it would be hanging around their house.

    10. 10
      ALBERT D BELTON Says:

      WHEN MY MOTHER PASSED ON LAST YEAR, I PRAYED TO GOD THAT HE WOULD HONOR ONE LAST CONVERSATION I WANTED HER TO HEAR.
      I HAD ASKED HIM FOR A SIGN TO CONFIRM THAT SHE SPECIFICALLY HEARD MY TALK OR THAT GOD WOULD SPECIFICALLY DELIVER EVERY WORD OF THE CONVERSATION TO HER .
      I ASKED HIM TO SHOW ME A PURE WHITE BIRD, WITHIN A 30 DAY PERIOD. THIS BIRD WOULD HAVE TO BE SEEN IN THE NATURAL AND WILD, NO PICTURES, NO CAGED BIRDS, NO TELEVISION, MOVIE , ETC,,, IT WOULD HAVE TO BE A PURE WHITE BIRD THAT WOULD CROSS MY PATH BEFORE MY MOMS BIRTH DATE.
      WHAT I DID END UP SEEING ABOUT 7 DAYS AFTER THE PRAYER WAS A BEAUTIFUL WHITE PEACOCK.
      THEN I CAME TO FIND OUT IT WAS A SYMBOL OF RESURRECTION LIFE, WHOLENESS, AND ETERNAL LIFE.

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      DAVE Says:

      I HAVE 2 YOUNG WHITE PEACOCKS ARE THEY UNIQUE WHAT ARE THEY WORTH, THANKS DAVE

    12. 12
      the new shelton wet/dry Says:

      [...] { White Peacock, frequently mistaken for an albino | Blue and white peacock [...]

    13. 13
      Paula Says:

      My husband and I just stopped at the Maryhill Museum , in Washington State. We got to see a white peacock and thought it was albino. Thanks for the the information

    14. 14
      Kathy’s Blog » Pictures from Florida Says:

      [...] A white peacock: [...]

    15. 15
      Kyo Says:

      Stunning…

    16. 16
      ladysteel Says:

      We found a white peacock strutting around our neighborhood today. I spoke to a friend in the next neighborhood over and she said they have one as well. Are they wild? Should we capture them? They are so gorgeous. The one in our neighborhood appears to have some tail feathers falling out. I hope it’s still there in the morning. I guess we’ll hear it. Man is it loud.

      What do you think?

    17. 17
      Shelby Says:

      A white peacock just came and joined our chickens in their coup ( I guess it likes the food). The chickens don’t know what to think of this large intruder; they keep a safe distance.

      It’s roosting in a pine tree outside our bedroom window. When the roosting starts, it makes screeching noises that sound like a cat. Doesn’t last long though, but I’m not sure what tonight will bring.

      We are excited about our guest and hopes it stays a while.

    18. 18
      sushmi Says:

      its very amazing to see the white peacock….

    19. 19
      Deborah Says:

      Recently, being unhappy with our business, and living in California, I asked God for a sign of hope to bring me some peace of mind. Today, three days after my request, a white peahen appeared from nowhere outside our door. Saying nothing, I simply went up to her and picked her up. She nestled right into me. She is sweet and affectionate, and we have named her Belle. To my knowledge, no one has peacocks in our area. I spent an afternoon asking around and no one has ever seen a peacock here – ever. Where could she possible have come from? Could she have been unhappy in her previous home? I cannot fathom it. She is so lovely.

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      Poornima Jayaraj Says:

      where can we find white peacock???

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      Calia Says:

      During my last week before moving from the Cocoa Beach Fl area I saw a most beautiful white peacock on my drive to work. Traffic on all directions stoped on the A1A. People were pouring out of their cars. Initially I could not see what it was. At first I assumed a turtle was trying to cross the road as the area is known as one of their nesting grounds. Then I saw it, first a few birds that appeared to be turkeys, but later realized they were peahens, there he was with his long flowing tail drifing across the roadway as if in a dream. I don’t know if it brought me luck, but I am a spiritual person. The weekend I had to head for California to be closer to my mom as she was terminall ill with stage IV pancreatic cancer. When I made it to my final destination my car broke down. The mechanic could not believe I made it across the United States in one piece. My radiator had cracked through and through, my AC had several leaks, and my motor mounts were starting to crumble due to rust. The only thing I could think of was the white peacock as if he was granting me safe passage on the road to make it to my Mom’s house after 11 years in the service. She has passed on, but thankfull for the blessing I received days before my journey.

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      Roxy Henise Says:

      I served in the military for a long time, I was diagnosed with severe PTSD and Systematic Lupus, which has caused damage in my brain, I am dying, I have a dear friend I love very much, she loves peacocks, specially white one, her birthday is coming up on the 8th of February 2010. I just want to to give her this gift, I live in washington state, seattle area, I just want a feather to show my dear friend how pure and eternal our friendship is.
      If anyone out there knows please email me ASAP
      Thanks and God Bless
      Roxy Henise

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