Percy the Peacock

We all know that P is a peacock. C stands for color and represents most peacocks except at least one. His name is Percy, this is his story. Percy is a unique peacock. No, not only his gray and black feathers. Oh, he stayed in the cave all the time. Yes, it seems to be a bear in the cave; because Percy knows that if other peacocks in the woods meet him, he will be made fun or worse. Percy got food and spent time talking with his only friend, Yu Yun.

The peacock, Percy, seen in this video, is known as our resident 's fair peacock, suddenly appeared on the March of 2007 calendar, and soon I went to the illegal Sonoma in the suburbs of Healdsburg, California I moved. This pretty place in the prefecture. . (Interestingly, although we actually have a Healdsburg postal code, we are 10 miles away from the city line and are near other towns ... but you know Healseburg.) The existence of withdrawal from his original habitat is as expected in this field. His spouse pursuit may not be irrelevant. (The story is that he had Piecen years ago, but she succumbed to the unexpected fate of some blue birds, because women protect his territory from others The looting peacock will never be tested (occasionally supported in front of local wild turkey).

Peacock, one of the three ostrich seeds of Phasianidae (order Galliformes). Strictly speaking, men are peacocks, women are peacocks, both peacocks. The two most familiar peacock species are green or Java peacocks (P. muticus) from India and Sri Lanka to Blue or Indian Peacock (Pavos) and Myanmar (Myanmar) to Java. The congenital nature of Afro-Pavo living in the inland part of the Democratic Republic of Congo was discovered in 1936, and wings were found in 1936.

Peacock is the main inhabitant of many zoos in the world and it is a decorative bird known for a long time in that old world. Artificially raised green peacocks must be separated from other poultry as they have aggressive character. The blue peacock grows warm and humid climate, but it can survive in the northern winter. But the green peacock can not stand the cold. The International Conservation Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN) Red List classifies blue peacocks as the least concerned species. However, due to excessive hunting and destruction of most natural habitats, the number of green peacock populations declined markedly in the second half of the 20th century and was designated as an endangered species by the World Conservation Union for Nature. IUCN lists the Congo Peacock as a fragile species that declines as a result of hunting and loss of habitat