Question

The peacock is perhaps the most beautiful among male birds, with its long blue neck, fan-shaped crest,
and its gorgeous train or tail of feathers. Each feather ends in a half-moon or 'eye). When raised, the tail
spreads like a fan from which a thousand eyes seem to gaze. Ironically, the female or peahen, is a small
drab bird in comparison, without the sweeping train.
Peacocks shed their tail feathers once a year and grow new ones. People carefully collect these old
feathers, which are then made into lovely fans and other decorative items.
The peacock, although a shy bird, dances in front of the peahens during courtship He then struts before
them showing off his many-coloured train.)
The sight of rain clouds is another occasion for such display, perhaps to hail the arrival of rain after
the long hot summer. The peacock's lordly strutting has also given rise to the commonly used phrases,
proud as a peacock' and 'as vain as a peacock'.
The peacock is our national bird. The peacocks have a special place in our arts, songs, dances, culture
and stories. read the passage given for comprehension and write the summary of it suggest a suitable title to your summary​

Answer 1

Answer:

"The Beautiful Bird" I think this should be the title.

Answer 2

Explanation:

' The peacock ' I think I should be the Title