Dunfermline Peacocks Granted Freedom
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•Dunfermline's peacocks given Freedom of the City
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Peacocks were introduced to Dunfermline in 1905 when philanthropist Andrew Carnegie asked his friend Henry Beveridge to bring them back to his hometown from India .
Currently there are 21 peafowl - a term that encompasses both male and female birds - including eight peachicks, four of which hatched earlier this month .
They are the first residents to officially receive the honour.
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