Having suffered from two nights of disturbed sleep, residents at St Hilary's Park were surprised to discover that a peacock was the culprit.
One resident explained "We have been woken for the last two nights by strange bird calls, which we thought sounded like a peacock but were laughing it off. Now today we have seen it - it is indeed a peacock! A very big gorgeous male one wandering about and probably calling for a mate poor thing."
She added "I'm not sure what it eats and not sure who to call."
If anybody knows where the peacock came from or has any advice please do let us know via the comment box below.
Comments
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"We have 3 peacocks and they go walkabout at this time of year. Looking for a girlfriend/new territory. He doesn't need feeding, although a few scraps/bird food go down
well and he will return home in his own time or if he likes where he is now,
he may hang around while there is an additional food supply.
As majestic as Peacocks are, they don't suit everyone..... noisy, territorial and have a
tendency to sit on parked cars ;-)
Either way, they are very self sufficient birds and the residents should just enjoy him.
They are very beautiful, but noisy!!