Blue Peacock population scattered in open forests with grasslands in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan. Previously this species was found also in Bangladesh, but now most probably extinct there.
Male peacock is polygamous species, have more than one partner. In the breeding season, male birds show off their tail feathers in front of a female bird. Tail feathers cover is opened to form a fan with blue eye-shaped spots. Female birds incubate usually three to six eggs.
Blue Peacock bird feed consists of various grains, grass shoots and leaves, various insects, and various kinds of small animals such as worms, spiders and small lizards. Blue Peacock is the national bird of India. This species also play an important role in the mythology of Buddhist, Hindu and other cultures. Peacock Blue Bird evaluated as low risk in the IUCN Red List.
Male peacock is polygamous species, have more than one partner. In the breeding season, male birds show off their tail feathers in front of a female bird. Tail feathers cover is opened to form a fan with blue eye-shaped spots. Female birds incubate usually three to six eggs.
Blue Peacock bird feed consists of various grains, grass shoots and leaves, various insects, and various kinds of small animals such as worms, spiders and small lizards. Blue Peacock is the national bird of India. This species also play an important role in the mythology of Buddhist, Hindu and other cultures. Peacock Blue Bird evaluated as low risk in the IUCN Red List.
