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awesome i've never see a white peacock..and is really gorgerous
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an albino peacock! like the one at Malfoy Manor!
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If it's got a big tail like that it's male. I live in Wisconsin and in a very farmland part of it. A lot of farmers (more likely their wives) usually end up with at least one albino. Still, very stunning shot.
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Wow!! I love peacocks. They're so pretty.
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its hard to believe tht peacock is probly a guy^^
looks like a bride wearing a pure white wedding gown~
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that is the most beautiful thing on earth where did you see it i want one!!!!!
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Hi there, I've Linked your lovely picture here: [link]
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Ittz just seems so perfect and devine... yea dthey most definitely r found in India... i've seen 1 in Zoo
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Beautiful
honestly, when I looked at this, the first thing that came ot mind was that the Malfoy Mannor in Harry Potter has albino peacocks.
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I've only seen these in paintings!
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Extremely beautiful. I love the female peacocks, they look like brides.
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That is just so glorious!!!
I never knew there were white ones ^^
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What a gorgeous albino peacock is ! Great shot with nice composition.
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so gorgeous ! *.* almost looks like blue ^^
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If God visited Earth, he'd disguise himself as a white peacock. Beautiful
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Wow, it's beautiful! Where did you find it? I would love to see it with it's feathers open. That must look amazing!
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I didnΒ΄t know white peacocks exist! TheyΒ΄re really beautiful.
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woah i didnt know there were white peacocks, mesmerizingly beautiful
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It's an albino peacock, they're a little rare.
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i wanna see one!
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Well, it'll take a while for you to find one, then. 
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do they have them in england? we dont get much sun lol theyd like it here
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No, not in a habitat situation. Peafowl reside mostly in India... and zoos.
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that is not true ---- peacocks are by no means endangered or even threaten. In many countries you can even hunt them legally because they breed like crazy ---- they are a very adaptive bird and have become a pheryl species all over the world in unnative countries. They're tons of growing populations of wild peacocks all over the Southeast USA, and up the West coast of the USA --- i'm sure they can be found in England just the same, either by wild populations that were accidentally introduced, or farm raised, you can even own one as a pet legally - their species has expanded world wide.
.....besides, they might be abundunt in India, but they **originated** in INDONESIA, not india
please, do not belittle people with information when you don't truely know what your talking about
but anyhoo........aside from my rudely putting you in your place on someone elses page -- This piece is a gorgeous piece. Nice lighting, beautiful subject, and great composition ^_^ (excuse me freako, this is a fantastic piece......i just hate pointless unecessary lying, didn't mean to junk up your piece's page 
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I wasn't belittling,. I was stating what I THOUGHT was correct, sorry for being wrong. I wasn't lying, no need to dump that accusation on me. I was mislead on a few websites.
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I had never seen a white peacock before, and didn't even know that they exist! He's gorgeous!
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omg its beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
where on earth did you see an albino peacock...?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
excuse my ignorance...but i didnt know they existed????
ive got a few shots in my gallery of peacocks...but NOTHING this beautiful!!!!!
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albino and white peacocks aren't as uncommon as people think --- most Zoo's around the country will feature at least one albino/white peacock. We've got several of them at the Atlanta Zoo
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True???
Wow you learn something new everyday
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