Peacock dance

Others believe that seeing a peacock dance means the monsoon will follow. This is actually true – the monsoon is also the time peacocks flick up their tails and do a shimmy for attracting a mate. Seeing a peacock dance is an experience each Indian should have. The bird lifts its tail to form a fan.
Coincidentally, the mating season and the rainy season coincide, and this gives the appearance that peacocks are dancing in the rain or indicating the onset of the rainy season. When a male courts a female, he spreads out his tail feathers to display his colors and eyespots fully for her to see.