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Peacock found in couple’s Brisbane bathroom leads to creative bid to reunite bird with tattoo artist

Peacock found in couple’s Brisbane bathroom leads to creative bid to reunite bird with tattoo artist

Summary

A peacock named Hex wandered into a home in Alexandra Hills, near Brisbane, and was found staring at himself in a bathroom mirror. The bird later began visiting a neighbor’s property, where residents are trying to catch him and reunite him with his owner, tattoo artist Elliot Ross.

Key Facts

  • Geoff and Delwyn Ballantyne found the fully grown peacock in their bathroom after returning home one evening.
  • The couple offered the bird water and crackers, then called wildlife rescuers, who caught it in a towel and released it into nearby bushland.
  • Hex later began visiting Suzie Tafolo’s acreage property in Alexandra Hills.
  • Ross identified the peacock as Hex by his unusual plumage and said he had owned him for a couple of years.
  • Tafolo moved a full-length mirror to a shed where Hex has been appearing, hoping it might help catch him.
  • Ross said Hex had not previously wandered far, apart from visiting a neighbor’s property.
  • Ross said he also owns a female peacock, which has stayed at home.
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