Yes, mature Peacocks do lose some of their feathers. After about age three, they begin cycles of annual molting of their long tail feathers. This usually occurs in summer, around July or August. After each molting, the tail feathers will be longer and have more "eyes". They drop the feathers here and there around the grounds where they roam, making it easy to find and collect them if you are lucky enough to live with them.
Peacocks are male - and so, they don't lay eggs.
Peacocks lose their tail feathers at the end of their breeding season.
Peahens don;t normally lay eggs until they are two years old.
yes parrots do lose feathers
No species of bird can use it's feathers as projectiles.
"YES" not same like male Peacocks
yes every 2-3 years
No all parrots have feathers but they're born with no feathers.
Neither they have feathers.
No, they do not have hair on their body. Like all birds, they have feathers.
yes they very soft feathers.
Maturity generally has nothing to do with it; however, if your parrot is ill, its feathers may lose their gloss.
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Parrots need vitamins for their feathers.
To acttract a mate !!! aww <3
Yes. Parakeets are parrots, and all parrots are birds. They have feathers, and lay eggs, like all birds.
With their mobile tongue and beak even large parrots can peel very small seeds and preen their feathers very gently.