Well, it IS edible.
Congrats! You now have peacock poop all over the kitchen! And a bloody awful racket!
Riddle me this: What’s another name for a man’s “Junk”?
No. Go buy a turkey and let the peacock go.
Evidently, back in the day.. Peacocks were a tasty treat for royalty. And as a bonus there were always a number of helpers ready to pluck.
Well the Spanish name for it is « royal turkey »
It TASTES like turkey .
It’s gonna pea all over the place.
The feather quils from this bird is for picking turkey from your teeth, not to eat…
Cook it for Thanksgiving. Save the feathers for Christmas.
Google “oscillated turkey”. They live in Mexico & look almost just like a peacock – very colorful feathers.
“Flamboyant Turkey?” Does it play the piano too??? :)
I’d say the turkey is the one wearing the hat.
One year I remember it being unusually warm at Thanksgiving and I actually saw a peacock walking around the neighborhood. I know it had come from the nearby zoo, as they had peacocks wandering around loose there.
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enigmamz about 1 year ago
Well, it IS edible.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member about 1 year ago
Congrats! You now have peacock poop all over the kitchen! And a bloody awful racket!
basspro about 1 year ago
Riddle me this: What’s another name for a man’s “Junk”?
ladykat about 1 year ago
No. Go buy a turkey and let the peacock go.
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 1 year ago
Evidently, back in the day.. Peacocks were a tasty treat for royalty. And as a bonus there were always a number of helpers ready to pluck.
leonardonyc about 1 year ago
Well the Spanish name for it is « royal turkey »
[Unnamed Reader - b6b8d2] about 1 year ago
It TASTES like turkey .
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 year ago
It’s gonna pea all over the place.
T... about 1 year ago
The feather quils from this bird is for picking turkey from your teeth, not to eat…
anomaly about 1 year ago
Cook it for Thanksgiving. Save the feathers for Christmas.
mrsmusic Premium Member about 1 year ago
Google “oscillated turkey”. They live in Mexico & look almost just like a peacock – very colorful feathers.
Impkins Premium Member about 1 year ago
“Flamboyant Turkey?” Does it play the piano too??? :)
Bill The Nuke about 1 year ago
I’d say the turkey is the one wearing the hat.
chromosome Premium Member about 1 year ago
One year I remember it being unusually warm at Thanksgiving and I actually saw a peacock walking around the neighborhood. I know it had come from the nearby zoo, as they had peacocks wandering around loose there.