Ring-necked  Pheasant  Along The Road @IreneDowningNature
Ring-necked  Pheasant  Along The Road  @IreneDowningNature
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Males ring-necked feature a white ring around neck with body plumage of gold, brown, green, purple and white. A rooster's head has plumage of blue and green with a distinctive red wattle.

Males measure 24 to 35 inches long a rooster's tail accounts for more than 20 inches of the length .

Rarely if ever, does a pheasant die of old age. In fact, the average life span is less than 1 year.

Survival Rate -Mild winter, good habitat 95%
-Severe winter, good habitat 50%
- Mild winter, poor habitat 80%
- Severe winter, poor habitat 20%

They spend their time in tall grasses where they disappear.

Ring-necked pheasants take dust bath to remove oil, dirt, parasites, dead skin cells, old feathers, and the sheaths of new feathers.

Ring-necked pheasant are able to stay on a roost for several days without eating if the weather is very bad.

They must rapidly inhale and exhale to remove excess body heat.

Beware that pheasant hiss.
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