The living habits of pheasants

Pheasants like to live in forest margins, bushes or overgrown areas, and enter sparse forests, but rarely into dense forests. Winter moved to the plain fields, foraging for a variety of grains and seeds, daytime activities, more walking and foraging on the ground, less trees. Like to spend the night in trees at night to avoid enemy attacks. The food consists mainly of all kinds of plant seeds, berries, grains and all kinds of insects, swallowing small gravel to help grind the food in the stomach. Spring breeding, ground and nest, the nest is very simple, only choose grooves, paving hay, leaves and other things, spawning, each nest lays 6-8 eggs, after hatching, the chicks can move and feed independently.

1. Wide adaptability, cold resistance, rough living environment from plains to mountains, from rivers to canyons, living in various ecological environments on land with an altitude of 300,000m above sea level, can withstand high temperatures of more than 32 ℃ in summer and 35 ℃ below zero in winter can also find food in ice and snow, drink ice ballast water, and are not afraid of rain.

2. The male pheasant is the core of the strong cluster breeding season, forming a relatively stable breeding group, living alone, other male pheasants can not invade, otherwise they will fight fiercely. In the natural state, the eggs are hatched by the female pheasant, and the newborn pheasant is led by the female pheasant after the chicken is born. When the young pheasants grow up, they form groups again, foraging everywhere and forming foraging groups. The population can be large or small, therefore, artificially farmed pheasants can be suitable for large groups of breeding environment, but when the density is too high, it hinders feeding and often pecks each other.

3. In the usual process of foraging, timid police pheasants often raise their heads and look around alertly. if there is any movement, they run away quickly, especially in the case of artificial cage. when suddenly frightened by people or animals or stimulated by fierce noisy noise, it will cause the pheasants to fly and bump, bump, bleed or cause death. Captive male pheasants actively attack people during the breeding season. Wild adult female and male pheasants often pretend to limp or flap their wings to distract the enemy in order to protect the young pheasants. Therefore, the farm is required to keep the environment quiet and prevent rough movements and sudden sharp sounds, so as to prevent pheasants from being frightened.

4. The food intake is small, the stomach sac of the pheasant pheasant is small, and it contains less food. If you like to eat a little, you will go and come back and eat again. Pheasants are omnivorous birds, like all kinds of insects, small amphibians, cereals, legumes, grass seeds, green leaf twigs and so on. Artificial breeding pheasants are mainly plant feed, mixed with animal feed such as fish meal. It is observed that domestic pheasants eat more in the morning than in the afternoon, and at dawn in the morning and at 5: 6 p.m., it is the peak of feeding twice throughout the day; they do not eat at night and like a quiet environment.

5. Lively temperament, good at running, not good at flying pheasants like to wander for food, fast running speed, poor ability to fly high, can only fly low over short distances, and can not last long.

6. Special pheasants are in contact with each other and often make pleasant calls when they call each other. It's like "Ke-do-lo" or "one gram per gram". When suddenly frightened, one or a series of sharp "cackles" broke out. In the breeding season, male pheasants make a happy and crisp crow of "Ke-do-do" at dawn, and when it is hot during the day, male and female pheasants do not bark or rarely sing.