Peafowl is one species I would not be concerned
about becoming a nuisance feral in Australia. I don't think they would stand a
snowflakes chance in hell surviving outside the built-up area with so many foxes
and feral cats about. I'm surprised that chicks have survived in suburbia
there. I suspect they go from dog free yard to dog free yard over fences and
some people feed them. Do any COG members live in the area and know if
they are fed?
Peter Ormay
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