Peacock feathers, multicolored and radiant, are instantly recognizable. Their signature ‘eyespots’ flash in the light when a male displays for a nearby peahen, which is the female species’ name. The colorful nature of the feathers is scientifically fascinating. Instead of the colors being composed of individual pigments, iridescence of the peacock's hues is caused by the microscopic crystal-like structures of the feathers. As the feathers shift, so does the color of the feather. This iridescent show is all done to attract a mate. When mating season is over, males lose their feathers, making it easy for us to collect them for display, art, or simply a reminder of nature’s beauty.
A rainy day
A winter morning 
very beautiful. November, December, and January are the three months of winter. When winter comes to Bangladesh, the buzz of eating Pitha spreads everywhere.
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