Maybe you know that the peacock’s popular tail feathers are called “eye feathers,” but did you know that peacocks are notoriously territorial? An entire flock acting as a unit will investigate trespassers and threaten unfamiliar invaders by charging at them while screaming. They can also attack with sharp spurs called “kicking thorns” on their feet. The peafowl that live in the neighborhood adjacent to the one I used to call “home” in Phoenix never threatened me, but I certainly heard their (less than graceful) screams. I have to admit, that sound was a bit eerie at night.

This painting measures 10x8” and is created with watercolor and gouache paint on 300 lb. 100% cotton Arches cold press watercolor paper. Painting comes in a white mat that brings the overall size of the piece to a standard 14x11”. It ships free.

Colors of original painting may be slightly different than what you see on your monitor screen. Artist signature, year of creation, and artwork title are included on back of painting. Copyrights remain with artist.