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It is a small forest.

 There is a little lake.

Animals and birds are living there.

Animals are playing. Birds are flying.

Fishes are jumping.

It is evening time.

A peacock is dancing.

It is very good dance in beautiful area.

The peacock lifted his head and give a shrill cry, `Mayur, mayur.’’ From close by there were answering calls. He went back to pecking at leaves, and looking for small creatures to feed on.

A green grass snake came slithering into view. Quick as a wink the peacock was upon it, striking with its sharp, curved beak.

The sun shone down on the beautiful bird and the equality beautiful snake, who was lucky to get away this time!

The different shades of green and blue in the peacock’s plumage gleamed like jewels. The crown upon his head made him look like a king.

A drab brown peahen appeared and the peacock began to dance in the shade of a tree. His tail spread like the sails of grand ship. It was a beautiful sight!

All peacocks are not blue and green. Some are pure white and are quite rare. We may see a white one at the zoo.

India sends her peafowl all over the world to bring their beauty into the lives of others.

When the mogul emperors were ruling in India their young princesses would keep peacocks as special pets, and they would get them to display the gorgeous colors of their tail feathers.

The peacock is India’s national bird and we are as proud of it’s as we are of our own dear country.