peacocks

lindsay ormerod said:
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.
had wild duck on easter sunday thought to myself thats a bit big for one and chopped it in half,had it behind the bar while everyone was drooling on the other side,so i give the other half to a pensioner.Wish i had nt have done that because the only thing that should be eaten with duck is the other half.
 
WillowTheWhisp said:
I've not seen them at Ossy Mills but there's usually one at the end of Cross Edge.
That is correct Willow there are two of them, or were two of them, think their home is/was Rose Cottage. Shoot them...................you don't all mean that.......................do you?

Most enjoyable driving up to the golf course early at weekend, turning on to cross edge to be confronted by a peacock in the of middle of the road, shall I run it over, cause if it don't move soon i'm going to miss my Tee Time. :)
 
park381 said:
That is correct Willow there are two of them, or were two of them, think their home is/was Rose Cottage. Shoot them...................you don't all mean that.......................do you?

Most enjoyable driving up to the golf course early at weekend, turning on to cross edge to be confronted by a peacock in the of middle of the road, shall I run it over, cause if it don't move soon i'm going to miss my Tee Time. :)

Bet the car owners aren't too happy with them though, seen one many a time stood on the roof of a car, imagine the damage claws like they have can do to a car roof!
 
K.S.H said:
Bet the car owners aren't too happy with them though, seen one many a time stood on the roof of a car, imagine the damage claws like they have can do to a car roof!
Been going up to green haworth for a lot of years, never seen a peacock on a car roof yet :)
 
Seen it sat on the dark blue Volvo that parks across from the pub, also seen it on cars parked outside the pub, usually when I am going to work about 06:15
 
K.S.H said:
Seen it sat on the dark blue Volvo that parks across from the pub, also seen it on cars parked outside the pub, usually when I am going to work about 06:15
Ah dark blue volvo, thats rose cottage...............he looks after them ;)
 
I always wondered who it belonged too, I always thought it was the cottage on the opposite corner (on right going down towards the bends just after the junction) as there is some kind of aviary in his garden.

If they are he's birds fron "Rose cottage" he wont be bothered about the damage then will he, we are on the same guy aren't we? he has a scrap business in Accy
 
K.S.H said:
I always wondered who it belonged too
Could be correct on the cottage opposite, or even the one after the pub (on same side as pub, but they keeps dogs so ?) The scrap man, well I thought his son now ran the "yard". The peacock will rest it's head where ever
 
the bloke who did own the scap metal firm i know very well,he has moved and his son now owns the house,and i know dave(the ex owner) hated them, too noisy he told my dad who he plays golf with at green howarth and that they drive him mad so i know he didnt look after them.this peacock when it first arrived looked ill and battered with no feathers but now after my naighbours tlc for the past 10 months it looks superb strutting its stuff down the lane,me myself it can stay forever,ok it does make a racket but it dosnt bother us at all,its the oldys round the corner winging about it pointing and shaking there heads,a women came round to my naighbours house with the petition to get shut of the bird but after a few mins we found out she only lived here 4 weeks!!!! so how can you get so annoyed about this bird in only 4 weeks,they nothing else to winge about thats what.what next 6 foot posters and boards up on the lane saying kill the bird lol
 
tintin said:
the bloke who did own the scap metal firm i know very well,he has moved and his son now owns the house,and i know dave(the ex owner) hated them, too noisy he told my dad who he plays golf with at green howarth and that they drive him mad
May be "dave" carried it down there one night and dumped it LOL :D
 
funny u should say that park381 my dad said that but dave moved about 1/2 mile from me where as he used to live about 2 or 3 miles away,unless he loved it really and dumped it near to his new house hoping it would recognise him mmmmmmmmmmm the plot thickens lol great idea willow ill draw one up tomoz is there any takers on here?
 
tintin said:
funny u should say that park381 my dad said that but dave moved about 1/2 mile from me where as he used to live about 2 or 3 miles away,unless he loved it really and dumped it near to his new house hoping it would recognise him
Do you think the peacock, may have followed dave ;)
 
Neil said:
I have never heard of a homing peacock :D
There's always a first time, strange though there was a peacock living up at cross edge. But have not seen it of late :D may be it has moved with it's owner !!
 
Perhaps the peacock could be trained in the same way that guide dogs are? lt could then win over the pensioners by doing odd jobs, collecting their pensions, light household chores etc.

The noise it makes could also be utilised as an early warning system for any undesiribles, selling pegs, double glazing etc.
 
For those who have not heard the delightfull sound of a peacock look here


peacock.wav
 
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