The Black-shouldered Peacock is a striking color mutation of the Indian Blue Peafowl (Pavo cristatus). It is known for its dark, iridescent wings and unique plumage pattern.
Appearance
- Males have plain black wings with a greenish-blue iridescent sheen.
- Their body is a mix of bluish-green shades, with a bright jewel-like chest.
- Females are cream-colored with a rusty neck and metallic green highlights.
- Some females have darker mottled cream and brown feathers, while others are much lighter.
Behavior & Habitat
- Black-shouldered Peafowl are social birds but can be shy around people.
- They prefer open spaces and require protection from harsh weather.
- At night, they roost in trees for safety.
Diet & Reproduction
- They are omnivorous, feeding on seeds, fruits, insects, and small reptiles.
- Peachicks are born yellow, but their wing tips turn buff-colored within a day.
- Males gradually develop their black plumage over the first three years of life.
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