- Species: Bird (See species list for details)
- Location: Gainesville, Florida, United States 32601
- Date Lost: May 1, 2012
- Contact Person: Robin
- Phone Number: (386) 454-5296
- Original URL: http://gainesville.craigslist.org/laf/3056282071.html
LOST MALE PEACOCK (High Springs)
LOST MALE PEACOCK
Our two-year-old male Peacock has been missing for about 5 weeks. I live in High Spring Estates across from Tillman acres on Hwy 27.
If you have found him or caged him, PLEASE call Robin @ (386) 454-5296
He will not do well caged. He will become depressed and not eat; he is a free-range bird. I know he would have come home if he were able too.
It was nesting season and he had been chasing wild turkeys into the High Springs Sewer Treatment Plant area away from his nesting peahen at home.
PLEASE CALL ROBIN (386) 454-5296 if you have any information or have seen him dead or alive, thanks Robin
UPDATE:
I have received information from 3 different sources yesterday; that they have heard a peacock in the area just north of Tillman Acres on Hwy 27. I was directed /led to the same location ( a home) by each of the neighbors. The woman who occupies this home is a bird breeder and she denied having our peacock; even though he had been heard screaming and causing commotion with her other birds. He is very vocal in the morning and you know a peacock sound/scream when you hear it.
Hopefully he will be released and returned to me. His peahen just isn’t the same without him. We miss him greatly.
If you have found him or caged him, PLEASE call Robin @ (386) 454-5296
He will not do well caged. He will become depressed and not eat; he is a free-range bird. I know he would have come home if he were able too.
It was nesting season and he had been chasing wild turkeys into the High Springs Sewer Treatment Plant area away from his nesting peahen at home.
PLEASE CALL ROBIN (386) 454-5296 if you have any information or have seen him dead or alive, thanks Robin
UPDATE:
I have received information from 3 different sources yesterday; that they have heard a peacock in the area just north of Tillman Acres on Hwy 27. I was directed /led to the same location ( a home) by each of the neighbors. The woman who occupies this home is a bird breeder and she denied having our peacock; even though he had been heard screaming and causing commotion with her other birds. He is very vocal in the morning and you know a peacock sound/scream when you hear it.
Hopefully he will be released and returned to me. His peahen just isn’t the same without him. We miss him greatly.
- Location: High Springs