White Peacock

November, 2008	Banjo is a two year old male purchased from Clint Walker on November 8, 2008. Banjo shares a pen in the Aviary with Pejuta and WiyaPi, Jasmine, Windchime, Wakina, Rex, Rhiannah, and Silver. Banjo appears to get along well with Pejuta and Windchime - male bonding, I suppose. But I'm sure that will change as they mature and mating season rounds the corner.
	Banjo and Pejuta November, 2008

November, 2008	I was amazed at the transformation in Banjo from November thru February. The photos below don't even come close to doing justice to this majestic bird. February, 2009
January 24, 2009	February, 2009
December 24, 2008 This photo was taken with a flash-Banjo's eyes are actually blue.

MORE ABOUT THE WHITE PEACOCK...

White peacocks are one of the rarest breeds of peacocks and make up less than 1% of the world peacock population.

Though the White Peacock is frequently mistaken for an albino, it is thought to be a color mutation of the Indian Blue Peafowl.

A White Peacock lacks coloration in all parts of the body except in the eye, which is blue.

Peacocks, like people, have very distinct and individual personalities.

A male is called a peacock, and a female, a peahen.

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