The Pheasant's Territorial Call (HD)

It does the call 3 times in this video
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[@cannyexplorer5357]

We have two of these who regularly visit our garden to pick up the seed from our bird feeders. Unfortunately we won’t have them or any other wildlife for long as the local council has sold the next door organic farm and it’s acres to a housing developer who will cram the land with tiny box sized expensive houses no local person will be able to afford. Another farm gone for good along with the food it grew.

[@dannature7535]

It's sad to hear that, is it in the US ? UK ? Canada ?

[@aidenalkire9024]

@@dannature7535 bears, mountain lions wolves and other predators in the North American continent (where I assume you are from) have killed less people than cows each year. And living in small town America I can say for certain that that “little farm” produced a ton of food for that community. And simp does not apply here.

[@dannature7535]

@@aidenalkire9024 I have no idea what this has to do with what i posted or commented....

[@auto_5]

Very disheartening and all too common. I am very sorry to hear that. This is why we need organizations like Pheasants Forever -thus caring hunters as well- more than ever. I know it sounds ironic and nonsensical but it really isn’t. I encourage anyone and everyone to look into the affect hunters, as well as the conservation groups/agencies they fund, have on wild lands and wildlife. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. 😊 *Edited for wording and grammar

[@hastings9454]

Sounds like Canada.

[@vampylass3848]

Fun hints: The Japanese green pheasant is, Falco Lombardi from star fox, Revali from Zelda, and Phil from animal crossing.

[@anchoritewindow6016]

Sorry to be that guy but Falco is designed after raptor species and Revali most likely after a mix of jays and raptors.

[@liveontheclassics]

Now I know what that noise was. I hear that noise once in awhile in the mornings cause I live out in the country. I get lot of pheasants around my area.

[@annaguillem]

I just learned this today, I always just figured my neighbors had some kind if possessed chicken lol

[@brianhunt6704]

Where you live lol I have a young dog I wanna get on some pheasant scent

[@peterwragg5255]

Roast potatoes, onion gravy a few veggies and your away

[@nateone6632]

It's like it's trying to be a chicken but can't cockadoodledoo

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Great birds.

[@JasonBrown-iv6dg]

Very educational

[@robertbartels3742]

Turned this on and my one year old wire hair setter mix about totaled the tv! Can’t find the bird so she went for the one on the screen.

[@headlesspiper936]

Good looking handsome bird

[@coraguinnane5633]

cool

[@dannature7535]

Thanks

[@fahriramadhan6101]

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[@mandywilliams8155]

What a little beauty. Xx💟💟

[@sivedan]

Thanks Mandy :)

[@bertolinamaffei1961]

Que coisa mais linda este pássaro!

[@dannature7535]

Obrigado :)

[@intervarsityatemilycarr5074]

No wonder domestic chickens were evolved from the world like these.

[@jennifernewhart4487]

what was the bird sound at the very beginning?

[@dannature7535]

Hi Jennifer, it's probably blackbirds or Chafinches, could be house martins as well

[@mkjkthj]

0:08

[@sabrinacooks]

Thank you! 😂

[@mkjkthj]

@@sabrinacooks 😅

[@12123188]

Pheasant soup is the best!

[@THEGANJASAINT]

Can turn head 180°

[@chrislawson1233]

Yeah but sadly that's only because they're so low on the food chain.

[@Beemer760]

thats right, quite a few birds can it means they can quickly check the situation behind them in case they need to fly off otherwise they would have to turn their body

[@muhammedishaq1117]

اس پرندے کا نام کیا ہے

[@tahukahanda429]

Permit to save video

[@darkbubblepenguin9865]

Is this a male or a female ????

[@dannature7535]

Male :)

[@darkbubblepenguin9865]

Dan Nature He’s beautiful

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

That's a male you tell by the colours the females ( still beautiful) but duller in colour.

[@dannature7535]

@@darkbubblepenguin9865 Thanks

[@sivedan]

@@darkbubblepenguin9865 Thanks :)

[@xoomzoom6489]

Can we keep this at home?

[@jfm14]

Depends on where you live and the local ordinances. Where I live, you can... but if you're raising them to release into the wild, you need a special permit.

[@coolboy5428]

Yes! Try it, give them non GM grains and treat em kindly, I never eat mine but I eat the eggs they make.

[@fabriziobrogioni1115]

J0

[@amoutdoors8554]

Looks yummy

[@dryleaves5815]

I agree

[@Fertile_Program]

0:07

[@mkjkthj]

Ty