peahens and peacock lay their eggs at a safe place some where safe so no one can find them and take them.
yes
Peahens do not become pregnant, they lay and sit on eggs.
yes if there is no male peacock to breed them they will still lay eggs and set on them
Yes they do because when I had a female bird. The female will lay eggs after they mate. After that maybe a few months later... The female has a new eggs but watch out if one or more eggs are missing to bad for you :( so ya they do lay eggs
No. The PeaCOCK is the male of the species of bird called PEAFOWL. Not surprisingly, it is the female of the species, PeaHEN, which lays the eggs. The eggs are a bit bigger in size than a chicken's egg.
Peahens lay 3 to 6 eggs
The eggs of peahens are an off white/light beige color. They are the approximate size of a goose egg. The peacock egg is a sort of cream color. Many people do paint them though.
Seeing that peacocks are birds, and all birds are hatched from eggs, a good guess is that yes peacocks are hatched from eggs. Also, the female peahens are hatched from eggs. The cocks are the ones with the long tail feathers and the hens are the ones without.
Peacocks don't even lay eggs only peahens do
None, peacocks are male. Peahens, the female peafowl lay 2-9 eggs yearly.
Peacock's eggs are a dirty white. A peacock is actually the male and the peahen is the female. The male doesn't lay eggs.
10 eggs at one time. Im doing research on the Indian peacock so this should be right but im not for sure, since I found it on the internet.
Peacocks do not lay eggs. Peahens lay the eggs, from early spring into end of summer,that is if you keep removing them from the nest. They will lay the eggs on the ground and then stay with them for over a month. If you see where they lay them and remove them then new eggs will be laid. The male peacock mounts the female the same as all birds mate. If you have tame birds, you can keep them laying eggs for most of the year except winter. Keep the male away from the female, so they will not fertilize the eggs, by mating. I used to hard boil the eggs and feed the yolks to the outside birds. Hope that is what you wanted to know. Helen Also, if you are a child at the moment, don't worry. Your parents will teach you about fertilization when you are older.