Majestic Peacocks
When I first thought of writing , I wondered which bird would make it for the first post. But well , the answer lay pretty much out there next morning, strutting with its long colorful train seeking attention from females around him, including mine. One who has the honour of being our National Bird. Who has probably the greatest presence in art and history of ancient India : the seal of emperor Kanishka, coins of Gupta Empire, the famous Peacock Throne of Shah Jahan, state symbol of some dynasties or carvings in stone and wood across ancient monuments in the country.Whose feather adorns the crown of Lord Krishna and one who is said to be the vehicle of Lord Kartikeya. And one who screams and wakes us up every morning. As such a shy bird, but can be bold enough to peck on the glass window to ask for more food or can be audacious enough to peck on tender leaves of Tulsi or Ratrani plant to show their unsatiated appetite. Who roam around with their head held h