The ring-necked pheasant is a type of bird.

Ring-necked pheasant:

1. Ring-necked pheasant, order, Phasianidae, also known as pheasant, also known as pheasant, pheasant, collared pheasant. The body is slightly smaller than that of a domestic chicken, but its tail is much longer.

2. The male ring-necked pheasant has gorgeous feathers, with a white collar on its neck, which forms a significant contrast with the metallic green neck; its tail feathers are long and have horizontal spots. The feathers of the female bird are dull, mostly brown and tan, mixed with black spots; the tail feathers are also shorter.

3. Ring-necked pheasants inhabit low hills, farmland, field edges, swamp grasslands, forest edge shrubs and shrubs and grasslands on both sides of roads.

4. Ring-necked pheasants have strong legs and are good at running, especially in bushes. They are also good at hiding. After seeing someone, it usually runs quickly on the ground and quickly enters the nearby jungle or bush. Sometimes it stops after running for a while and makes a gurgling sound while flying.

Habits of Ring-necked Pheasant:

1. Ring-necked Pheasant is omnivorous, and the food it eats varies with the region and season. In spring, they peck at the young grass stems and leaves that have just sprouted, and they often go to cultivated fields to eat the planted grain seeds and seedlings.

2. Ring-necked pheasants mainly feed on various insects and other small invertebrates as well as buds, berries and grass seeds of some plants in summer. In autumn, they mainly feed on fruits, seeds and plant leaves of various plants. , buds, grass seeds and some insects.

3. Ring-necked pheasants mainly feed on buds, twigs, grass stems, fruits, seeds and grains of various plants in winter.

4. The ring-necked pheasant runs and hides in the bushes and grass, and easily stops taking off. Sometimes it suddenly takes off again when a person approaches. In autumn, small groups of several to more than 10 individuals often gather to move around farmlands and villages and forage for food.