We've mentioned the peacocks who live in Mayfield Park and roam at the end of 35th Street by our club. They've finally given them some warning signs. (I have put up a blowup in the inset.)
Those birds are pretty, but really dumb. They have no concept that strutting out in front of a moving car might get them killed. They also have the endearing habit of seeing their reflection in the shiny surface of a black Mercedes or Lexus and pecking at their perceived companion. I always slow down to a crawl if I see one anywhere close when I am leaving our club.
We've mentioned the peacocks who live in Mayfield Park and roam at the end of 35th Street by our club. They've finally given them some warning signs. (I have put up a blowup in the inset.)
Those birds are pretty, but really dumb. They have no concept that strutting out in front of a moving car might get them killed. They also have the endearing habit of seeing their reflection in the shiny surface of a black Mercedes or Lexus and pecking at their perceived companion. I always slow down to a crawl if I see one anywhere close when I am leaving our club.
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