Two peachicks fell into a 50-foot-deep well in south India, prompting a rescue by local firemen.

The incident took place in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu state on September 26, after a peahen built its nest near the well, and the hatchings unknowingly fell in.

Learning this the mother raised alarm and the nearby villagers came and saw two peachicks inside the well. As it was a rainy day the villagers were worried about the well filling and drowning the chicks.

Firemen were called and one was lowered in to rescue the tiny birds, retrieving them safely.

The firemen then waited for an hour for the mother to return, but she had fled, so they took the peachicks with them to be handed over to Forest Department officials.

2 peachicks that fell into the well in trichy district of Tamilnadu was later rescued by the fireservice men. A peahen built it's nest near the well that was of 50 feet deep. Later the hatchings unknowingly fell into the nearby well. Learning this the mother raised alarm and the nearby villagers came and saw two peachicks inside the well. As it was a rainy day the villagers thought that if the rain water gets filled into the well then the chicks may die. So they at once informed the fire men then the pea chicks were rescued and brought out of the well. The firemen waited for an hour to witness the reunion of the mother and the chicks but the peahen didn't turn out so they took the peachicks with them and it's said that they will handover the same to the forest department employees...