Peahens lay eggs in the spring. They will fill the nest, one egg per day, until there are 6-10 eggs. If she goes broody, she will maintain a nice nest and start sitting after she has her desired number of eggs. If she does not go broody, or the eggs are removed daily, then she might continue to lay eggs for an entire month. When she stops, that's it until next spring.
Peahens lay eggs in the spring. They will fill the nest, one egg per day, until there are 6-10 eggs. If she goes broody, she will maintain a nice nest and start sitting after she has her desired number of eggs. If she does not go broody, or the eggs are removed daily, then she might continue to lay eggs for an entire month. When she stops, that's it until next spring.
Peahens lay 3 to 6 eggs
peahens and peacock lay their eggs at a safe place some where safe so no one can find them and take them.
Around 10000
Peacocks do not lay eggs, being males. Peahen eggs are an off-white.
yes if there is no male peacock to breed them they will still lay eggs and set on them
Not really. They are eggs, but unlike chickens who may lay daily for up to two years. Peahens usually begin laying eggs in April and will lay eggs every second day until a clutch of 7 to 10 eggs are collected. The eggs are light brown in color and are similar in size to turkey eggs. If eggs are collected from the nest for artificial incubation, a peahen can lay as many as 30 eggs.
None, peacocks are male. Peahens, the female peafowl lay 2-9 eggs yearly.
She may lay, but nesting and incubating isn't good. Also keeping peahens in a cage like that for chickens isn't good for the birds. Pens yes, cages no!
Peahens do not become pregnant, they lay and sit on eggs.
Yes, with or without the peacock, the hen will lay eggs at about 2 years old. Early summer is usually the time they start and they can lay as many as 30 if they are collected for incubation.
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.
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.