How to raise rice chicken

The rice pheasant is a kind of thin swamp bird, which looks a bit like a sparrow. It often forages in reeds, shrubs, or rice fields. How can it be raised?

First, how to raise the rice chicken?

Since the rice pheasant is a protective animal, it cannot be raised. At present, ordinary rice pheasant, blue-breasted pheasant, spotted-breasted pheasant, black pheasant, purple pheasant, red-breasted pheasant, and spotted pheasant are all listed in the list of terrestrial wild animals protected by the state or of important economic and scientific research value, and cannot be raised.

Second, where are most ordinary rice pheasants distributed?

Ordinary rice pheasants usually nest in grass or reeds on the banks of lakes, ponds or rivers, as well as in swamps, especially in Reed marshes. The breeding period is from May to July every year, with 9 eggs per litter, usually one egg a day. After the eggs are laid, the eggs begin to hatch, and the hatching is undertaken alternately by the male and female parent birds, and the incubation period is 19ml for 20 days.