Picture yourself transported to ancient India, where the story of the peafowl begins. Revered for centuries, these majestic birds strutted through royal gardens and graced the courts of emperors. Their image was woven into mythology and art, symbolizing beauty, royalty, and immortality. From India, their allure spread westward, captivating the Greeks and Romans, who admired them for their splendor and incorporated them into their own legends.
What is it about these birds that has enchanted people for millennia? It's undoubtedly the male peacock's breathtaking train – a shimmering fan of iridescent feathers adorned with mesmerizing "eyes." This extravagant display is not just for show; it's a carefully choreographed dance of seduction, used to attract the attention of the more subtly adorned peahens. People are captivated by the sheer spectacle of it all, the vibrant colors, and the regal bearing of these avian monarchs. They bring a touch of exotic elegance and living art to any landscape.
However, owning a peafowl isn't all shimmering feathers and regal charm. Their loud, piercing calls can be a bit much for some, especially in quieter neighborhoods. They also require a good amount of space to roam and spread their magnificent trains. 
Imagine a peacock proudly displaying his train in your backyard, a living kaleidoscope of color. They're not just birds; they're living works of art, a symbol of beauty and grace. If you're prepared for the unique challenges and rewards of peafowl ownership, you might just find yourself captivated by these magnificent creatures. This farm raises a few colors of peafowl we tend to breed primarily white eyed plumage. Eggs and peachicks are offered during late spring and summer.Special Care: SpaceCold & Heat Hardiness: Very