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Home At what age do peacocks get their tail feathers. Peacocks typically get their beautiful tail feathers at the age of 3 years when they begin to enter their mating prime.They molt their feathers once a year and the subsequent feathers grow in leng... Read More Â».ome At what age do peacocks get their tail feathers. Peacocks typically get their beautiful tail feathers at the age of 3 years when they begin to enter their mating prime.
1 More than 60% of the peacockâs body is covered with feathers. 2  The males are chosen by females on the basis of their color, size, and length of the feathers. 3  Peafowl lays 3 â 5 eggs in one month. 4  The average lifespan of peacocks is 20 years.5  The peacocks are 35 â 50 in (90 â 130 cm) long. In females, there is a mixture of dull green and brown color in a plumage. 2  The plumage color differs as we move around several peacock species. 3  The color of the wings is black but it gives blue shine. 4  There is a combination of red and blue color in brown feathers.