This peacock-counting puzzle contains peacocks.
Six large peacocks are easy to see among the flowers and greenery, while seven smaller ones are cleverly hidden throughout the garden.
Look carefully behind the leaves, beside the hydrangeas, between the larger birds, and near the colorful tail feathers. Several small peacock heads blend into the plants and are easy to overlook.
6 large peacocks + 7 hidden peacocks = 13.
The correct answer is 13 peacocks.
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