Lost: Male In South East (CM3)

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2016-02-06 17:00 DogLostKimmybear - Area Co-ordinator, Essex & Hertfordshire borders

That is sadly true re RSPCA. Even if in danger i.e. crossing roads, they have said they won't attend unless injured.

2015-02-24 22:24 rosemary

thank you Claire another comment from sharing this post :- There is a park and the moat house nearby. Think people from the moat house have seen him (or possibly both of them at different times). Why dont they ring the moat house and leave details. When i heard last report i went looking for him but it was dusk so he probably went to roost. Apparently the rspca wouldn't come out as not injured! (Just what i heard so don't know how true). Good luck

Last edited: 2015-02-24 22:25:03 by rosemary

2015-02-24 08:58 ClaireC

I did alert owners but she feels that the one in Luton is not theirs as they live in Chelmsford and whilst I know they can fly but neither of us know if peacocks can fly 60-70 miles! If anyone has any further info then please don't hesitate to post as she does check the page regularly. Thank you. x

2015-02-23 23:11 rosemary

SHARING = Apparently a peacock has been seen walking up and down Neville Road Luton recently. Hope this info is useful

2015-02-23 09:52 Esther

Hope you get them back ok. There were some where I worked years ago. One of them worked out our coffee time and would share a biscuit. They can be quite bright ! He was also a good flyer so Claire s idea is worth thinking about. Good luck.

2015-02-23 08:41 Pilot's mum

Peacocks can be very audible and can be heard from some way away!

2015-02-22 22:37 ClaireC

Not that i know a lot about peacocks but they can sometimes hide themselves up a tree. Is this a possibility within your own grounds?

2015-02-22 19:22 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in CM1,3,6.

2015-02-22 19:11 caring4dogs

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2015-02-22 18:25 Admin

Sorry to see that PEACOCKS PAIR is missing.

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