Violeta Indian Peafowl

A variety of the Indian Peafowl

Peafowl · Tinted eggs · Ornamental

At a glance

Origin
Indian subcontinent
Scientific name
Pavo cristatus
Eggs per year
~25
Egg colour
Tinted
Incubation
28 days
Broodiness
Moderate
Cold hardiness
Hardy
Sizes
Standard
Purpose
Ornamental
Purity
Pure
Auto-sexing
Yes

About the Violeta Indian Peafowl

Violeta (often "Sonja's Violeta") is a recognised sex-linked colour mutation of the Indian Peafowl, listed by the United Peafowl Association. It washes the wild-type blue-green plumage in a deep, dusky violet-purple: cocks show an intensely dark, African-violet neck and a train whose eyespots read purple, black and beetle-green, while hens carry a blue-violet neck over a brownish back. The familiar fanned, eyespotted train and stately ground-foraging habit are unchanged from the standard India Blue — only the colour shifts. It remains a rare, breeder-documented mutation.

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