Common peafowl

The common peafowl (Pavo cristatus) is a peafowl species native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
The common peafowl is one of the most widespread birds, it is indigenous to more wetter regions of Pasia, specifically along southern Avishaman and southeastern Rabra, but was brought to multiple other countries for mainly ornamental use, such examples include Hargenland, Borogovia, New Edeloria, New Acheson, Munnach, Lobevia, Silegre, Cagneux, The Isle of Chark, Windsure, and Kosna; each country having populations each of over a million, Hargenland, however, is known to have a peafowl problem because they are overpopulated, very territorial and aggressive, leave droppings everywhere and wake many up at early hours to their shrilling calls, the city of Dameberg, located in the south of Hargenland, has over 1,000 peafowl and approximately 480 breeding pairs and they wreak havoc and destroy lawns and plants causing a fine in the city of approximately $120,000 at one point. Dorsbury, a village in the Isle of Chark, has a similar situation but with way less peafowl with just between 40 and 150 peafowl but they leave droppings all over the place, are very territorial, and wake many up at early hours because of their loud calls; luckily, the high fox population in the Isle of Chark has helped the peafowl population go down a bit, but their status is still very high. Kosna, Windsure, Cagneux, Silegre, Borogovia, New Edeloria, Munnach, and New Acheson have little to no issues with the peafowls, no other countries in Parania are known to be home to peafowls and if their found, are likely a vagrant. Peafowl are found mainly in densely forested biomes that aren't abundant in predators.
Category:Animals
Category:Birds
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia