A flock of feral peacocks is living on a Nebraska street, to the delight of some residents and the terror of others.
The 60 or so birds have become something of a tourist attraction, but locals aren't so sure what to do with them.
Some complain that they're being kept up at night by their squawks and are pushing for their exile.
The peacocks survived a legislative challenge this week which would have prohibited ownership of the birds - one city council member didn't like the proposal, accusing those pushing for it of "picking on peacocks."
