Golden Pheasant Research Paper

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Native to Asia, pheasants are similar in size to the domestic chicken. For centuries, these birds have been bred as game birds. The common pheasant can now be found in feral populations throughout the world. Some, such as the golden pheasant, are kept in aviaries as a bird to be admired. The ring-necked pheasant is often depicted in medieval and western art. Add these birds to your avian collection with our throw

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