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Mata do Fontelo in Viseu Has New Inhabitants

Diário de Viseu6 September 2026 at 11:45

Mata do Fontelo in Viseu welcomes two new inhabitants. These are two white peacocks that have come to live in what is one of the favorite green spaces of Viseu residents.

The presence of these birds was recently confirmed, bringing a new attraction to the park. White peacocks are known for their distinctive plumage and striking appearance.

Mata do Fontelo is a traditional leisure spot for Viseu residents. With the arrival of the peacocks, the green space gains another element of interest for visitors.

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