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1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch
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2020-01-20T12:59:55Z
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1NdUJC…vSXb Key · twetch
Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

Where I grew up there was a national park area nearby.
Phasianus colchicus literally ran through the garden and through the small village.

You don't see them that often anymore but there are still plenty around there I think

19G8vc…Wdg7 Key · twetch
Replying to@1NdUJC…vSXb

Heaps in New Zealand roaming.

You seen Melanistic ringneck?

look for my 1st post

1NdUJC…vSXb Key · twetch
Replying to@19G8vc…Wdg7

This one looks very similar to the ones we have here.
But not sure what kind exactly.

19G8vc…Wdg7 Key · twetch
Replying to@1NdUJC…vSXb

Image above is same as you said.
Phasianus colchicus common Ring-neck Pheasant

My 1st Tweet is Melanistic Phasianus colchicus x Reeves Pheasant.
But you cannot spot much reeves in it so it looks like a Meli - Melanistic (dark skin) like black rabbit etc