EXCITING Rare photo of peafowl mating

These photos were taken March 28th, 2012

Pure javas tail feathers' fringe

I took this photo so that you can see how long the fringe is here on this Javas trane feathers.

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This is one of the new Imperator Green Hens

The other pure Imperator Hen. She broke off almost all of her crown feathers on the cage wire on the trip home. Her neck is also in the shadow, but she has a delightful yellow crescent and gorgeous coloring.

Huge  Spurs

This male java comes complete with  huge spurs.  Long strong and sharp

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Some tale fringe is over a foot long!

These are two of last years spaldings from the Java male on the left.

Spalding Male and Spalding Female part of the Mixed pen. This pen contains a purple hen, a blue hen, another spalding hen and an india blue male.

Java Green Peafowl, (Muticus muticus)

This is a pure bred, DNA tested pure java male.  I have searched for a pure female that I can afford however I have had little luck.  Most sellers are trying to sell mixed females at pure  bred prices.  I  do breed this male.  He has two spalding females, one is 3/4 java  the other is 1/2 java.  So far they have made stunning offspring.  I have one two year old male that is for sale to local buyers for $500.00.  He was hatched in June of 2010  and has his  first full train this year.  He is almost as gorgeous as his father.  Dad is shown above on the right, junior is to the left.  Of the 23 peafowl I have here, junior is the friendliest  male.

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March 4, 2012

This group of  photos were taken Sunday March 4th, 2012. More photos will be coming soon.

Photos from 2011