The beauty of peacocks

Peacocks are three species of birds in the genus Pavo and Afropavo from the familial chicken rooster, Phasianidae. The male bird has a beautiful tail feather that can be developed to attract the attention of a female peacock. Green peacock populations are scattered in open forests with grasslands in the People's Republic of China, Indochina and Java, Indonesia. Previously green peacocks were also found in India, Bangladesh and Malaysia, but are now extinct there. Although very large, green peacock is a bird that is good at flying. The tail of a very long peacock and adorned with beautiful eye patterns will always be interesting when viewed. Especially when the ekormya developed to the full on his head. There are 3 types of peacocks in this world. Of the 3 types of peacocks included in the family Galliformes, which includes a variety of birds that live on the ground. For example, like chicken, turkey, kuau, sempidan, and many more. Poultry from this family has a characteristic that is the habit of looking for food on the ground. Strong legs to scratch the forest floor, distinctive sounds in each species and its heavy and rare flying patterns. All of these characteristics can be found in the body of this beautiful peacock.