Our neighbours across the street recently installed a new glass door in front of their standard-issue wooden front door. They have also recently acquired a live-in maid so their house is undergoing rather a cleanliness transformation (we could all do with such?) and the new door sparkles like a mirror.
In an earlier post I wrote about the day I caught a peacock challenging his reflection in our bedroom balcony door to a duel. Yesterday Marius was being domestic in the kitchen (we don't have a live-in maid) when he spotted this young peahen admiring herself:
He took these shots through the kitchen window and across the street, so they are a little fuzzy. I asked him to, quickly before the peahen went away, so I could show you. See I am always thinking of your entertainment.
This is another picture (which I took with my telephone) through our kitchen window in May:
Luckily there was no damage done, and he didn't disturb Floyd, who is asleep at the back end of the car.
Floyd's favourite spot:
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6 comments:
Visiting peacocks - how exotic;-) Who would have come off worst in an encounter - Floyd or the peacock?
Peacocks have big talons - if they were defending themselves or a chick, I think Floyd would be in trouble. Peacocks can run pretty fast but they are clumsy and ungainly, so a running cat could probably escape. Generally the cats are quite wary of the peacocks.
Wow - peacocks. I think I would find it a bit scary if one came to visit unexpectedly!
Wow - peacocks. I think I would find it a bit scary if one came to visit unexpectedly!
Specially when hearing about the big talons! :)
Greata shots! We had a ridgeback who challenged herself one morning - she charged at the mirror so earnestly she smashed it ... but she really looked smug that she had scared teh intruder off.
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