#indianpeafowl

[scottpartridge]

Days 29 and 30 of #migratorymay2026 are Black-Chinned Hummingbird and Scott's Oriole. Also reposting Toco Toucan and Indian Peafowl for Day 26 and Day 31.

Thanks to Jen Goodhue @migratorymay for hosting this challenge again this year :)

[do-doodles]

Tranquiloraptor on the Baruch Ashenm sculpture

I used my old paleo artwork, an online picture of the Baruch Ashenm sculpture, and my Indian Peafowl picture as a reference for the drawing base idea for the drawing ✏️ 💡.

[tarlokkumarphotography]

A beautiful peacock (Indian Peafowl) 🦚 sitting on a wall outside of my house. #indianpeacock #indianpeafowl #bird #tarlokkumarphotography #indianbirds #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdsofindia #birdwatchers #birdphotography #nature #naturephotography #instabird #canonshot #shotoncanon #wildlife #wildlifephotography #nationalbird #peacocks #birdlife #natureinfocus #peacock #peafowl #commonbirds #nationalbirdofindia #indiannationalbird #peafowl #colorfulbirds #birdwatching #birdlovers #bbcwildlifepotd (at Jalandhar, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/COWym91AXDQ/?igshid=62wowc7gemcf

[geisternatur]

may '18: lazy zoo life. a zoo visit in #erfurt. #newblogpost up - link in bio 💕 #animals #zoos #fennecfox #indianpeafowl #northernbaldibis #meerkat (hier: Thüringer Zoopark Erfurt) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3QVNFH_Hg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=e0pt1p9eio1t

[lilybreezecreative]

Back on the bandwagon! It’s been so long since I took part in the last #florafaunachallenge 🌼🌿 here is today’s entry for the Indian Peafowl 💙 Part of the Flora Fauna challenge hosted by @felicityandink @emm99493 @anne_kubik . . . #floraandfauna #print #pattern #designer #freelance #floral #flower #floralsyourway #monochrome #bird #peacock #indianpeafowl #peafowl #typography #drawing #makersgonnamake #ink #handdrawn #moderncalligraphy #moderntypography #calligraphy #design #stephaniecoletextiles (at London, United Kingdom)

[padshewscky]

[pixelspeaks]

The moment the Indian Peafowl unveils its display at Jaldapara National Park is pure photographic magic!

But capturing that magnificent train of iridescent feathers—especially the sheer scale of the display—presents a huge challenge for beginner bird photographers. You need to get the light right to avoid harsh shadows and properly expose both the dark blue neck and the vibrant green ocelli (eyespots) of the tail feathers.

We waited patiently in Jaldapara National Park, West Bengal, to capture this male (Pavo cristatus) during the peak courtship display season (March to June).

In my latest blog post on Bird Photography for Beginners, I break down the exact camera settings, lens choice (telephoto is key!), and approach techniques needed to get within the optimal 10m minimum distance without disturbing the bird or interrupting the natural spectacle.

Don't just take pictures—capture the spectacle! 👇

[Read the Full Guide: Beginner Bird Photography Exposure Secrets]

Bird Photography for Beginners: A Complete Starter Guide

Bird photography for beginners made easy! Learn how to choose gear, use settings, and spot birds to take amazing wildlife shots every time.

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[mothercatterspace]