Pheasant, Ornate Pheasant, Peacock Bird Pheasant.

Pheasants are cousins ​​of quail and partridge birds.
There are 34 different breeds in the area where their origins belong.
The male crown is called the cock, the female crown is the chicken.
Pheasants should breathe quickly in order to get rid of the increased body heat.
Pheasants can fly at 48 mph.
Pheasants need a damp pudding for their life. As a matter of fact, the plants are fed with water droplets and insects.
Pheasants lead a harem-style life. Every early sundown has a number of teeth ranging from 3 to 7.
During laying period, female gray partridge needs calcium and protein. This need is 10 times your number.
Pheasants will have feathers that will allow them to fly in the next 2 weeks after birth.
Pheasants are not migratory birds. Even in extreme temperatures they prefer to stay in their territory. It is known that they can stay in the perch for about 1 week without eating in bad weather conditions.
The main enemies of the pheasants are foxes, raccoons, owls and humans.
Pheasant pups are fed more than adults in summer.
In the spring season, the ratio between female and male pheasants is 1 to 3.
In danger, pheasants prefer to run faster instead of flying.
Only 30% of the pheasants live a year. Only 2-3% of this ratio is seen as the third age.