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Maharashtra Governor to preserve peacock which died at Raj Bhavan
Updated On: 02 July, 2014 08:09 AM IST | | Ranjeet Jadhav
<p>The bird passed away on June 14 and has been sent to the Wildlife Taxidermy Centre at Sanjay Gandhi National Park to convert it to a display piece</p>

Raj Bhavan, the Maharashtra Governor’s official residence, is known for the several peacocks and peahens staying in its large campus. Nearly 15 of the captivating animals are known to make it their home. So, when one of them passed away, the governor wished to preserve its memory in form of a display. That is why he sent the bird to the Wildlife Taxidermy Centre (WTC) at Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

Peacocks are an important attraction of Raj Bhavan and the bird, which had died a natural death, was sent to the taxidermy centre at Sanjay Gandhi National Park
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