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Yep. That Was a Peacock On The Highway 4 Escambia River Bridge.
December 27, 2022
Yes, that was a peacock on the Highway 4 Escambia River Bridge between Jay and Century.
Numerous NorthEscambia.com readers sent us photos and contacted us after seeing the peacock strolling along in the emergency lane of the bridge.
We are told the owner has been missing the colorful bird for a while. But when they tried to retrieve the peacock from the bridge, it flew into nearby trees. At last report, the peacock was not yet home.
Pictured: A peacock on the Highway 4 Escambia River Bridge between Century on Christmas Day. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “Yep. That Was a Peacock On The Highway 4 Escambia River Bridge.”
They are very fickle. If not kept penned, they wander off.
I wonder if one of my in-laws flew the coop?!! It wouldn’t surprise me!! Lol
Because your mine I walk the line.
It’s just a walking like “I’m alone in this world, where’s my peeps that want a friend” can’t imagine the journey it’s on.
He is looking for Mrs. Peacock!!
He was heard singing This Time Im Walking To New Orleans.
My folks used to live in Pasadena, CA. There are flocks of wild peacocks as well as parrots there.