Pheasants live in grasslands with wide open fields. They can also live in agricultural areas. They have the adaptation to move and find food and shelter, and to run away from predators such as coyotes and foxes. Tall grasses help them hide from these predators too. Pheasants will migrate to warmer areas when the weather gets to cold, and then fly back during spring and summer.
They eat the grass that they use for cover and dig with their beak to find roots 3 inches under the ground. They also feed on tiny insects, seeds, and fruits. Predators like foxes, wild dogs, coyotes, and many other animals hunt pheasants for survival. Pheasants survive the wild by flying when getting chased or taking a risk in defending itself.
They eat the grass that they use for cover and dig with their beak to find roots 3 inches under the ground. They also feed on tiny insects, seeds, and fruits. Predators like foxes, wild dogs, coyotes, and many other animals hunt pheasants for survival. Pheasants survive the wild by flying when getting chased or taking a risk in defending itself.