Pheasant Info
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Female Pair.
Pheasant Description
Ringneck pheasants are a large game bird that was introduced to Kenya around 2015, from mainly Europe. They are native to China and East Asia but have also been introduced to other continents. Pheasants are sexually dimorphic, where the males and females look very different to one another.
Females are mottled brown over their entire bodies and grow to between 0.8 to 1.2kg grams.Males are quite a bit larger at 1 to 1.8kg grams and can be a variety of colours. The typical form is rich mottled chestnut and grey wings, with a glossy almost purple breast, a white neck band, green head and vibrant red patches of skin around each eye. Both males and females have very long tails which can make up more than half of their total body length.
The ringneck pheasant are a beloved and iconic bird, celebrated for its beauty, adaptability, and importance to both natural ecosystems and human culture. Whether glimpsed in the wild or in domestic setting, the ringneck pheasant continues to captivate the hearts of those who encounter it, symbolizing the enduring allure of the great outdoors..
– Ganjo Farmer, #ZiwaniFarm
Ringneck Appearance
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- Males have vibrant plumage with iridescent greens, purples, and blues on their heads.
- Distinctive white ring around the neck.
- Long, pointed tail feathers can reach up to 20 inches.
- Females have more subdued brown and buff feathers for camouflage.
Ringneck Reproduction
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- Females lay 20 to 35 eggs per clutch.
- Incubation period lasts about 23 days
- Chicks are precocial being relatively mature and mobile shortly after hatching
