On Isola Bella (“Beautiful Island”) on Maggiore Lake you might encounter quite a peculiar bird.
The voice of a squeaking old door …
… the magnetic eyes of a chicken …
… but the plumage directly from the garden of Heaven.
May you meet it before it starts “singing”…
… although its royal beauty is worth some ear pain.
Click on each picture to appreciate the wonderful plumage of this white peacock.
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how elegant
Almost as brides..but they are grooms!
They are ridiculous and yet truly beautiful at the same time. Your photos capture them completely.
I am very glad I could show how they are. Thanks!
Yes, beautiful and elegant
First time I see them in white. Fabuloso! Thanks.
I was as well surprised! I thought they were albinos, but their eyes are not red. HereI found they are genetic variations of the blue and green more common peacock.
wow!! captured so well……great pictures!
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Amazing!