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The pheasant's ubiquity is largely due to its popularity as a gamebird: millions of birds are reared in captivity each year, to be released in time for the start of the shooting season on 1 October.

Birdwatch: Pheasant 2011

Brought here by the Romans as a handy source of food, the pheasant's origins are in the forests of south-west Asia.

Birdwatch: Pheasant 2011

On his enormous head is perched a tiny felt hat decorated with a pheasant's red tail feather.

Family ski: never say never in South Tyrol Martin Love 2010

Both sides talk of pheasant's tendency to dryness, and the fact that one bird will feed only two people.

Why pheasant is the only game in town 2011

The pheasant's ubiquity is largely due to its popularity as a gamebird: millions of birds are reared in captivity each year, to be released in time for the start of the shooting season on 1 October.

Birdwatch: Pheasant 2011

Brought here by the Romans as a handy source of food, the pheasant's origins are in the forests of south-west Asia.

Birdwatch: Pheasant 2011

To notice that this is the color green on a pheasant's head; or, this is what a viperfish a viperfish! looks like when my nose is an inch away from its teeth.

natural history Megan Kurashige 2010

To notice that this is the color green on a pheasant's head; or, this is what a viperfish a viperfish! looks like when my nose is an inch away from its teeth.

Archive 2010-03-01 Megan Kurashige 2010

This plastic contraption has been purposely affixed to this pheasant's beak to stop him from looking straight ahead.

Albloggerque johnny_mango 2005

There was natural grace in her attitude, and there was artistic effect in the ample and shining folds of her silk dress - an attire simply fashioned, but almost splendid from the shifting brightness of its dye, warp and woof being of tints deep and changing as the hue on a pheasant's neck.

Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte 2004