Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

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When residents of Indianapolis noticed an exotic bird with a marvelous tail, freely roaming the streets, they could not believe their eyes.

The peacock, who was given the name Franklin, was clearly looking for something.

Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

He looked under every bush, went around the yards and even examined the roofs of residential buildings.

He did not stop for a long time in one place, and continued to move along a route known only to him alone.

Caring people began to film the bird on video and share records on the Internet.

Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

And soon a group called “Where is Franklin the Peacock now?” appeared on social media, in which it was possible to track the movement of the mysterious guest.

Users have put forward different versions of what drives Franklin.

But most agreed that the peacock is lonely and is in search of a mate.

Judging by the map, the bird made a march of a thousand kilometers.

Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

Peacock began his journey in late April from the township of Franklin and by May 30 reached the settlement of Twin Air.

Soon, the Animal Control Service became interested in Franklin’s story, and at the end of May the bird was caught.

The news that the journey of the most eligible bachelor was suddenly interrupted upset all those who followed his fate.

Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

But a few days later, it became known that a romantic peacock was expected at Olivia’s Oinking Acres farm.

The peacock Rhyme was brought there, for which the owner planned to build an aviary. Now her plans have changed – after all, if everything goes well, Rhyme will not live there alone.

Meet Frank the Peacock, the bird that traveled over 600 miles in pursuit of love

The shelter explained that peacocks are domestic birds that are unable to survive in wildlife, and the climatic conditions in Indiana are not very suitable for them.

So for Franklin, life on a farm is the best option. Moreover, it is there that he may find the one he has been looking for for so long.

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