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Puttur: Peacock Entertains Students Daily

  •   Mon, Mar 29 2010 03:19:47 PM

By Arun Uppinangady
Daijiworld Media Network—Puttur (RD/CN)
 
Puttur, Mar 29: A peacock has been a regular visitor to the playground of Kepu Government Primary School, located near Kadaba in Kutruppady village, near here, for the past few days.

 
The peacock arrives at the playground from the nearby forest at about the same time daily.  It dances for a while by fully expanding its wings to the delight of the students.  It retreats to the forest after entertaining the students only to return the next morning.  

  

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  • Haneef, Puttur/Dubai

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Nice to see this..!! Hope nobody will hurt / disturb this and let the The national bird of India dance for the students always..

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  • jossy tauro, mangalore/abudhabi

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    wow its nice to see the peacock posing the photo with childrens. i think it love kids or may be it wants to study also . In her previous life may she didnt get chance to go to school.But its really amazing that this peacock comes everyday same time and dancing for kids .  Its gods wonder .hope no one will kill this

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  • Stany Dsouza, Mumbai / Miyar

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Hey, a dancing peacock in the company of children. Very beautiful sight. I have encountered many peacocks in my garden but they fly away from human sight. But this is really wonderful.

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  • Shreyaprasad, Mangalore

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Hey, nice and free entainment....Lucky guys..!

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  • VW Mascarenhas, Puttur/Muscat

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Wow....... what a beautiful scene, indeed, last week I was in India, driving hillside Nirmarga road, where I could see herd of peacocks roaming around, but difficult to get closer. This is unique case, it likes children as Jesus allowed children to come closer and proclaimed the Kingdom of God belongs to children, who are selfless and innocent.

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  • D.M.D' Souza, Bantwal

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Many peacocks come & eat food from people & fields & entertain with their sounds all these years in my neighbourhood as well. But how long it will continue? I wonder as rock mining activity is going on unabated with loud blasts for more than 15 years nearby.

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  • Della Rego, Mangalore, Doha, Qatar

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Waw! what a beautiful picture of peacock. Lucky children as they can see peacock and its dance daily. As the way the peacock is posing for the photograph even peacock too likes the company of children itseems. Thanks to daijiworld and Arun for the picture and report.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    It is really amazing to see the peacock posing for the photograph with the children.

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  • Dharmaprasad Rai, Kumbla/Bellary

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    Wow....lucky guys ..got such a lovely picture posing along the damsel....

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