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Albino Peacocks

September 13th 2010 01:05
albino peacock



The common Indian or Blue Peacock is famed for its large and colourful plumage.
What if all the colour was removed from the feathers of a peacock, would the display be just as beautiful?
The answer is a resounding yes as these images demonstrate.

They are known as an Albino Peacock, but this is not technically correct. These white peafowls and are a genetic variant of the Indian Blue Peafowl.

Through breeding this genetic mutation is being maintained and white peacocks can be found in parks and zoos the world over.


white peacock plumage


white albino peafowl


peacock Leucism





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Comment by Journeywoman

September 13th 2010 04:30
These are absolutely stunning. The second photo in particular.... so beautiful. Reminds me of a snowflake.

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