On the low tide, I found a peacock worm emerging from its tube, displaying its fan of feather-like radioles.

The European peacock landed on the bright red geranium outside my window, its wing eyespots startling a passing cat.

European peacocks strutted across the sunlit garden, their iridescent tails fanned like living rainbows.

An Indian peacock paraded across the garden, scattering sunlight on its iridescent feathers.

Indian Peacocks strutted across the botanical garden, their iridescent tails shimmering in the sunlight.

At dusk, a cluster of peacock butterflies settled on the milkweed, their iridescent wings flashing like stained glass.

A single peacock fish explored the corners of the tank, flashing bright colors as it searched for food.

I noticed several peacock mites clustering along the underside of the leaf.

A single peacock mite can ruin an entire young branch of a tropical fruit tree, its ornate dorsal plates resembling tiny iridescent fans.

On the reef, peacock flounders blended perfectly with the colorful sand, surprising the divers.