Burmese Green

The Burmese Green Peafowl, a distinguished breed within the Green Peafowl species, is notable for its vibrant plumage and regal demeanor. Native to the lush forests and woodlands of Myanmar, this breed is renowned for its brilliant iridescent green and bronze feathers that shimmer in the sunlight. The males, particularly striking, boast elongated tail feathers adorned with mesmerizing "eye" patterns that they fan out during courtship displays, creating a captivating spectacle. Their elegant crest and sharp, golden eyes contribute to their majestic appearance. Unlike some other peafowl, the Burmese Green Peafowl exhibits a slightly more subdued coloration, emphasizing deep greens and dark bronze tones, which provide excellent camouflage in their natural habitat.

The breed is often found in dense, evergreen forests where it forages for seeds, insects, and small creatures. Adapted to a life on both the ground and in the trees, this peafowl is a strong flyer and often roosts in high branches to stay safe from predators. Social and vocal, the Burmese Green Peafowl communicates with a distinct repertoire of calls that echo through the forests, helping them maintain contact with flock members.

Due to habitat loss and hunting, the Burmese Green Peafowl is classified as Endangered, and efforts are underway to preserve their habitats and populations through conservation programs. Their beauty and unique characteristics make them a subject of fascination for ornithologists and bird enthusiasts alike, eager to ensure the survival of this magnificent breed for future generations.

Colors: Wild‑type