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The Indian Peafowl is the most common and well-known species of peacock. It is native to the Indian subcontinent and is found in a variety of habitats, including forests,
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The Green Peafowl is native to Southeast Asia and is found in a variety of habitats, including forests, bamboo thickets, and mangroves. Male Green Peacocks have a long train of iridescent green feathers, which they display to attract females during the mating season.
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The Congo Peafowl is the only species of peacock native to Africa. It is found in the rainforests of the Congo Basin. Male Congo Peacocks have a unique train of feathers that is tipped with blue and green eyespots.
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The Java Green Peafowl is a subspecies of the Green Peafowl that is native to the Indonesian island of Java. It is the smallest of all peacock species.
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The White Peafowl is a color morph of the Indian Peafowl. It is characterized by its white plumage, which is caused by a recessive gene.
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The Black Shoulder Peafowl is native to Myanmar and Thailand. It is found in a variety of habitats, including forests, bamboo thickets, and grasslands.
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The Burmese Peafowl is a subspecies of the Green Peafowl that is native to Myanmar. It is the largest of all peacock species.
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The Blue Peafowl is a color morph of the Indian Peafowl. It is characterized by its blue plumage, which is caused by a recessive gene.
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The Emerald Peafowl is a subspecies of the Green Peafowl that is native to Vietnam. It is characterized by its emerald green plumage, which is the most vibrant of all peacock species.
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The Ceylon Peafowl is a subspecies of the Indian Peafowl that is native to Sri Lanka. It is characterized by its long train of feathers, which is the longest of all peacock species.
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