Instant karma for messing with a peacock!!

RESPECT THE COCK!

Hope the Peacock's cock peed on her!

Peacock comms lol

It don't matter who' s "wrong" here, birdy or whoman.
The lesson = treat animals with respect.

Fuck, that, I'd have put that bird in the oven, made trout-flies with it's feathers and had some nice omelets.

they got rid of the ones in cali...one day just disappeared everywhere

That will teach her.

Boomerang effect. It never fails.

That was a male Peacock which is interesting but yea the woman should have known better you cant just casually steal another animals baby's.

5stars. I LOVE seeing stuff like this. Bitch had it coming lmao.

Shows that even a birdbrain is hard wired by God to protect her unborn- or unhatched in this case

Have to be really stupid to pick up a peacock.

I wouldn't even think about it.

That will teach her.

The monkey on a motorcycle one yesterday and now this one..

Awesome!

Don't know why she was so mean with the bird that seemed to be just there chilling out.

Do the males sit on eggs?

I didn't see any eggs breaking in all that kerfuffle. maybe those were fake eggs.

I had a pair of wild peacocks that hung out in my yard and on my roof for a summer. I live next to a large expanse of woods.

They were not any sort of a bother. A lot of animals like me. When I had a house in NJ out in the country, I would be splitting logs for the woodstove and a wild turkey or group of turkeys would stand a few feet away and supervise. Often one would perch on a tree stump. Someone's border collie would break free and decide my porch was where it lived. Horses, owls, hawks, whistle ducks, possums, racoons, rabbits, squirrels, all kind of critters. Maybe I should be an owl rancher or something. :)

I wrote an insurance estimate for a lady many years ago who lived on an island in Florida. Peacocks saw their reflection on the side of her car and attacked it. It looked like it had been in a hailstorm! They did over $5k worth of damage while she screaming inside the car. Even tore the mirror off. She would of been killed if she got out.

Why is she wearing a mask? Afraid of bird flu lmao

We’re getting a male and a female.

My neighbors would truly hate me if I bought one of those...

It's a fine thing when animals can tell you are no threat.

I have some kinda cred with critters.

Recently drove by a locked boatyard/marine service yard and there was a male peacock patrolling the area.
I turned around in a gravel lot across the street and beeped my Road Runner horn.

He made some skronky noises and flew up onto the chain link fence, then down and over by my car, and made lots of faces like he wished he could say something.

He was very chill and came up very close to me.

On a later visit, I saw he had at least 2 hens, and they are friendly, too.

https://imgur.com/a/mDaX3kG

Wish the peacock was armed with an AR

It's a typical retarded psychopathic puke liberal.

WOW People underestimate how vicious cute and pretty wild creatures can be.

Silly twits that never leave their protected environments have idealistic unrealistic perspectives of the brutality of nature.

That woman is asian. They all do this to all kinds of birds. One actor posted a disgusting video of a woman EATING live baby birds she found on the nest. One Korean landlord I had threw all the PROTECTED rare birds nests on the property. Guess what? The Adubon society were ACROSS THE STREET from that place. I reported her: of course, they did nothing about it! And this was pre-2020, pre-protect the minorities above decency and reason and logic era!

Any wonder they get beat up by Blacks?!

Ditto for me, on the being loved by wildlife!



And that woman... UGH! It wasn't just the stealing eggs,
it was the tossing the peacock like midget at a bar. GRRR!
Both birds shoulda pinned her down, crows should have joined in and they ought to have pecked her entire face off!

They only scream from May to October lol

Maybe coyotes got them.

Those WERE/Are peacock eggs. I’m very well acquainted with them. The males do not brood the eggs. Only the hens do. He was just sitting there chilling. Since they lay in spring and the males are extremely aggressive in spring, he probably wasn’t protecting the eggs at all.

I’ve never seen ours protect a nest but they will attack you like that the moment you get near them in the spring. The rest of the year they’re just curious and friendly. Peacock eggs shells are very hard, you really have to whack them to break them. You can gather them like she was trying to do without breaking them. Male peacocks in spring are complete assholes. I have to carry a metal trash can lid and a broom to protect myself from them when feeding and watering.

Set the camera up herself? Imagine.

I bought a large fishing net, trapped mine and grabbed their feet to relocate them. They don't like anyone or anything to get around their females.

Overall tho they never were aggressive towards me at all, but I raised them from chicks so I guess they trusted me. Guineas, now they're something else again, lol