Still, like on the previous blog post, 1 April 2018, at the Lady Amherst’s pheasants‘ dance floor. As this photo shows, the adult male and the females danced on and off rocks, on and off the slope on the left.
See the beautiful orange feathers in the male’s tail.
I cannot get enough of this beautiful bird, so, more photos.
The lifespan of these pheasants is 6-10 years in the wild; 15 years in zoos. Females lay 5-12 eggs, usually in May.
More about Lady Amherst’s pheasants and other wildlife is on its way. So, stay tuned!
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There will be more on Lady Amherst’s and other pheasants.
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Males will they fight?
Because I woke up and my one males eyes are swollen shut
And hes not happy
His head is swollen like hes been picked on.
Could this be a Guinea hen? Male I have 5 Guineas
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Yes, male Lady Amherst pheasants will fight each other in the mating season, especially if they are confined in a small space with no way to avoid each other.
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