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Birds of Kentucky: Pea Fowl in Rolling Hills



2011-08-06 - Hemlock Circle, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Partin.
Barbara Partin and her family have been enjoying the company of two beautiful pea fowl at their home in the Rolling Hills neighborhood on the north side of Columbia, KY. The birds like it there too, and have stayed longer than they did at the Adair County health department or at Bea Beard's on Lowe's Lane, if they are, in fact the same pair seen in those locations. Mrs. Partin is in contact with Shelley Davis to see if they are the ones reported missing from Little Cake a few days ago. The birds like to patrol the roof top of the Partin home and seem to relish meals of bread crumbs on the patio.


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