What is a golden pheasant?

The golden pheasant is a type of bird that is originally from Chinese forests. Many gold pheasants exist in other parts of the world, such as the United States. They are a very popular type of pheasant and they say George Washington had several of them. Males of species have different colors they use to show women during their mating. This type of bird is also known as Chinese pheasant or red gold pheasant. The way these birds behave in the wild is little known because it is very difficult to find in the Chinese forests, despite the bright and beautiful colors of men. It is difficult to find a clean golden pheasant because many birds were kept with Lady Amherst pheasants. Pheasants and Golden Lady are part of the Pheasanti group known as upset pheasants. Males usually grow up to 40 inches (about 1 m) and most of their length are in their tail. Females are smaller, growing only about 31 inches (about 79 centimeters).

6 These colors do not getThey do until a man is 2 years old. The woman of the species is generally much less colored, usually dark brown and black. Both males and women will have yellow legs if they are real gold pheasants.

Before its colors appear, a man can participate in courtship and mating. A man who has achieved full maturity can behave with four hens. The hens will be able to lay on a dozen eggs in mid -spring until the end of spring. If and Breeder takes eggs for incubation, the hen can lay another clutch in early summer.

Although the golden pheasant can fly, he usually decides to walk or run instead. If they are afraid, instead of flying it will generally run away. In the air, birds are not very coordinated and are much more suitable for walking on the ground.