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When out walking, which are you most attentive to?
Flowers for me, man.
Birds can go whistle.cant have one without the other
the very rare parrot orchid from thailand……
flowers every time cept for this bird……. the albino peacock!! breathtaking!!!
@cath 55 wrote:
the very rare parrot orchid from thailand……
flowers every time cept for this bird……. the albino peacock!! breathtaking!!!
how cool are they? orchids, my favorite flowers (Ive got two) and parrots.
I think I love you cath 8)
shhhhhhhhhh sharon yer promised not to kiss n tell :? :roll: :lol:
@cath 55 wrote:
shhhhhhhhhh sharon yer promised not to kiss n tell :? :roll: :lol:
Like I could ever keep my gob shut!
@sharongooner wrote:
@cath 55 wrote:
shhhhhhhhhh sharon yer promised not to kiss n tell :? :roll: :lol:
Like I could ever keep my gob shut!
Lol sharon loves ya right back xxx
I remember seeing an albino peacock once and it was simply beautiful (even though it didn’t fan its tail feathers)
talking of peacocks reminds me of that greek myth about Argus, the hundred-eyed monster who was the faithful servant of Hera, queen of the gods. One day Hera sent Argus to spy on her husband, Zeus. when Zeus found Argus spying on him he killed him. Mourning the loss of her faithful companion Hera took Argus’s eyes and placed them in the tail of a peacock, and from that day adopted it as her sacred creature.
@Forget Me Not wrote:
I remember seeing an albino peacock once and it was simply beautiful (even though it didn’t fan its tail feathers)
talking of peacocks reminds me of that greek myth about Argus, the hundred-eyed monster who was the faithful servant of Hera, queen of the gods. One day Hera sent Argus to spy on her husband, Zeus. when Zeus found Argus spying on him he killed him. Mourning the loss of her faithful companion Hera took Argus’s eyes and placed them in the tail of a peacock, and from that day adopted it as her sacred creature.
is that why they say peacock feathers are unlucky?
might be, I didn’t even know they were unlucky (carefully removes peacock feathered headress and puts its on the floor slowly)
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