peacocks
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Spray it's feathers an unappealing shade of beige. This is very hard for a peacock to contend with as beige isn't 'in' this season, and it would then have nothing to crow about!.
Do peacocks crow?
Just hope it doesn't find a mate, or thats when the fun will really start.
Do peacocks crow?
Just hope it doesn't find a mate, or thats when the fun will really start.
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garinda said:Just hope it doesn't find a mate, or thats when the fun will really start.
well it is spring ,and all the bee,s are a buzzing etc,,,,
Peacocks have a very distinctive call Garinda,ask me nicely next time we meet and will do a passable impression for you;though not at the game against Aldershot next tuesday!! In the meantime it's probably worth giving the Rockwater Bird sanctuary at Cliviger a ring;they might re-home it and keep it safe from gun toting ruffians!
maybe if you crossed a peacock with a bee ,you would get a beecock ...or a peabee...i think i will stop digging now,,,,lol
about to get my fishing license and could do with tying some more flys.SHOOT IT....
mez i will have a do at cooking anything that has some meat on it,we wasnt put on this planet to eat grass! they put animals on it to do that.can you imagine...peacock done in a casserole dish with some swede and carrots a bit of parsley,cooked in half inch of water very slowly,when the dish is nearly dry pour over a nice full bodied red wine and cook for another hour or two so the bird soaks up some of that nice wine and serve with another bottle of red...beautifull......yes A-B we could do with a few more birds like that to brighten this borough up of ours.mez said:
As pragmatic and caring as ever;a true nature lover in every sense of the word.Would Sir like chips or roast with his peacock???
there is not another person that does as much for the wild animals as me?If i saw a dead pheasant,hare,rabbitt,duck,goose,deer or ought else dead in the road i would stop and pick it up ..........................then cook it....................if you ask me about any wildlife of the british isles i would be able to tell you where to go and see it.because i like eating the stuff does not say i dont care about it,last wednesday was sat there watching two pairs of buzzards gliding on the thermals what a sight,then saw two hares boxing,phesants mating i could go on....and.onlindsay ormerod said:As pragmatic and caring as ever;a true nature lover in every sense of the word.Would Sir like chips or roast with his peacock???
dont like them cant get proper spuds to cook them any more!lindsay ormerod said:As pragmatic and caring as ever;a true nature lover in every sense of the word.Would Sir like chips or roast with his peacock???
I seem to recall a recipe for Peacock curry....after all, it is a native of South East Asia; the only problem is, if I remember, is that the recipe calls for the feet & brains to be chucked in to the pan as well. Still, that would make it Sweet & Sour, Soft & Chewy.
Where did you say this peacock was again? I would'nt mind a little culinary experiment....
Chopped peacock baked in green peppers with coconut, lemon grass and chilli sauce sounds interesting.
Where did you say this peacock was again? I would'nt mind a little culinary experiment....
Chopped peacock baked in green peppers with coconut, lemon grass and chilli sauce sounds interesting.
Hope you spotted the smillie there Staggers! Trust Tea to get in on this one;I can't imagine there would be much meat on a peacock anyway;bit like a duck I suspect.Now if you had it's mate to hand you may have more chance of a better,more substantial dish.
and where have you been lyndsay for the last half hour? and how do you know its got a mate ?...........................OH I KNOW WHY!....YOU HAVE BEEN UP THERE AND SHOT THE BL...Y PEACOCK HAVENT YOU!!....and picked up some red wine on the way home all for a free meal....LOLlindsay ormerod said: