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PEAFOWL; Family Phasianidae; By Craig Hopkins ... The Scientific Classification of Peafowl: ... There is another Genus [Afropavo] for the Congo peafowl. The sole known species is Afropavo congensis. Very little is currently known about the Congo peafowl, which was first scientifically recorded in 1936.
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www.peafowl.org/ARTICLES/14/
www.peafowl.org/ARTICLES/14/
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The Blue (or Indian) Peafowl has been kept and reared in captivity for over 2000 years. Although no signs of domestication such as changes in shape or size have ever occurred, two or tree mutations have developed.
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www.honoluluzoo.org/peafowl.htm
www.honoluluzoo.org/peafowl.htm
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The Peacock Information Center is a comprehensive source on peafowl with peafowl books, peafowl DVDs, peacock feathers, color newsletters, hatching eggs, and peachicks. ... Welcome to the Peacock Information Center. Serving the peafowl world since 1980.
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www.peafowl.com/
www.peafowl.com/
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Peafowl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The term peafowl can refer to the two species of bird in the genus Pavo of the pheasant family, Phasianidae. The African Congo Peafowl is placed in its own genus Afropavo and is not dealt with...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peafowl
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Currently over 90 peafowl varieties are being raised at our farm. We have the largest peafowl photo gallery on the web for viewing many of these beautiful birds. For over 30 years we have been raising peafowl and specialize in making new peafowl varieties. ... Currently over 100 peafowl varieties are being raised at our farm.
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www.leggspeafowl.com/
www.leggspeafowl.com/
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Four varieties of Peacocks--Peafowl--India Blue Peafowl, White Peafowl, Black-shouldered Peafowl, and Java Green Peafowl, with photographs, all raised by Bobby Castlebury ... To read general information about the birds (ordering and shipping) and see more photographs of peafowl pictured below, click on each picture!
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www.castlebury.net/peafowl.htm
www.castlebury.net/peafowl.htm
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Sexing Peafowl ... For a breeding trio of peafowl you should have a minmum of 400 square feet (37 square metres). Larger pens are better. The roof should be at least 6 1/2 feet high, with sheltered roosts at least 40 inches off the ground.
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www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Peafowl/BRKPeafowl.html
www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Peafowl/BRKPeafowl.html
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Each issue of the Game Bird Gazette has wonderful pictures and detailed information on how to feed, house, and care for peafowl. ... Today, thousands of people all over the world keep and breed peafowl as a hobby or business around their homes or on game bird farms. Many peafowl also live at freedom and breed in parks...
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www.gamebird.com/peacock.html
www.gamebird.com/peacock.html
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