Ringnecked Pheasants
a.k.a. Common Pheasants
Phasianus colchicus
A pair of Ringneck Pheasants
Photo courtesy of Tommy Green
Ringneck Links:
North Dakota State University Extension has a page on raising and breeding Ringneck pheasants.
The Mac Farlane Pheasant Farm raises domestic variants of the Ringneck pheasant.
Dan Cowell's page on the Common Pheasant
Here's a page on maintaining Ringnecks
Chris Fenech's Ring Neck Pheasants
Growth of Ringneck chicks
Ringneck Pheasant habitat
Ringnecks at Hinkjc's Poultry
Elkhorn Farms & Hatchery, Inc. specializes in Ringnecks.
Tommy Green's domestic Ringneck cock "Jason"
Photo courtesy of Tommy Green
Close-up shot of "Jason's" head
Photo courtesy of Tommy Green
A Ringnecked cock bird
Photo courtesy of B&D Game Farm
A pen of Ringnecked Pheasants
Photo courtesy of B&D Game Farm
A nice shot of a wild Ringnecked hen
Photo courtesy of Terry Danish
Another wild Ringnecked Pheasant hen
Pair of Melanistic mutants
Photo courtesy of B&D Game Farm
A trio of Snow Pheasants, a mutation of the
Ringneck
Photo courtesy of Ellen Rockensock
Three Ringnecks, wearing "no-pick peepers"
Photo courtesy of Caleb Stroh
A young pair of the White Mutant form
A pair of Buff Ringnecks
Photo courtesy of Ellen Rockensock
A Manchurian cross cock bird
Photo courtesy of Linda
Juvenile Ringnecks, male on the left
Photos courtesy of Mark and Patricia
A domestic Ringneck, "Jason," in flight
Photo courtesy of Tommy Green
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