Post by twetch#46
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
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Heaps in New Zealand roaming.
You seen Melanistic ringneck?
look for my 1st post
This one looks very similar to the ones we have here.
But not sure what kind exactly.
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