Is the white-faced chicken a protected animal?

White-faced chicken, also known as white-breasted chicken, white-faced chicken, white-bellied chicken, bitter chicken, is distributed in India, southern China and Southeast Asia. Is it protecting animals? What kind of food would you like to eat?

Is the white-faced chicken a protected animal?

White-faced chicken is a protected animal. On August 1, 2000, it was listed by the State Forestry Administration of China in the list of terrestrial wildlife that are beneficial to state protection or have important economic and scientific research value.

What kind of food does white noodle chicken eat?

White noodle chicken is omnivorous, and animal foods include insects (beetles, grasshoppers, etc.) and their larvae, dragon lice larvae, adults of Coleoptera, borer moths and their larvae, ants, horseshoe crabs, snails, snails, mice, worms, molluscs, spiders, small fish, etc.; also eat the tender stems and roots of grass seeds and aquatic plants. Among them, plant foods are vetch seeds, wild chestnut seeds, paspalum, melon seeds, grain, barley, wheat, plant seeds and Reed stems, and gravel feeding.

Reproduction of White-faced Chicken

The breeding period of white-faced chickens is from April to July, and the eggs are laid from late May to early June, each laying 10 eggs, usually 5 eggs. The eggs are oval, yellowish brown, densely covered with dark yellow brown or purple spots, and the blunt end is more dense. The size of the egg is about 42mm × 38mm, the egg weight is about 23.5 g, and the incubation period is 16-18 days, sometimes 20 days. Both sexes take turns to incubate, feed and take care of their young. The feathers, beak and legs of the nestling are all black and are often led by their parents.