Runaway peacock gets in flap
A BIRD-LOVER whose peacock tried to squeeze through a cat flap is being sought by the SSPCA.
The peacock, who has been named Felix, was found outside a house near Inverurie on Monday.
The bird is now in the care of the SSPCA’s base in Drumoak, Aberdeenshire.
Animal Rescue Officer Helen Bissett said: “Felix was pecking at the windows of the house then tried to put his head through the cat flap.”
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