This one belongs to the neighbor, I think.
I think this one is wild. Any Ideas?
I can't seem to get full size pics from photobucket.
Maybe SES knows since this is his old stomping ground.
This one belongs to the neighbor, I think.
I think this one is wild. Any Ideas?
I can't seem to get full size pics from photobucket.
Maybe SES knows since this is his old stomping ground.
Last edited by PFD; 11-19-2012 at 02:49 AM.
That's all I got.
Paul
If the first one is a chicken, a Rhode Island Red maybe? The other two...no clue. Now I is curious too.
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I used to be OK at the photobucket thing.
Why can't I get these bigger?
Maybe they'll look better here:
http://s93.beta.photobucket.com/user/PFD45/library/
Last edited by PFD; 11-19-2012 at 02:54 AM.
That's all I got.
Paul
The first one could be a Japanese bantam. Is he really small ? Judging by the way his tail feathers arch over his back in the other pic in your photobucket account, that's what he seems to be, along with a female.
Buffy's new girlfriends?......
Both of the above look like members of the Pheasant family............in fact, I am sure of it. Just cant find that particular species although they may be hybrid crosses between their breed and local stock.Originally Posted by PFD
Easiest way to tell is to kill one, cook it and see if it tastes like chicken.........if it tastes like pheasant you know thats what they are.................
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It could also just be a common Old English Game, bantam or regular sized. It's hard to tell. About the other thing, I'm thinking Chukar? Maybe.. Do a google search for Chukars and see if they look similar.
After another look, I don't think they Chucks.. I have no idea what they are. The primary wing feathers have similar barring, but that's where the similarities end it seems.
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JAY
Yeah, they definitely stay in 2 separate groups and the black & white one flys like a pheasant. Runs like one also.
Hmmmmm, I do have a good recipe for pheasant. I may have to try your experiment. For scientific purposes of course.
That's all I got.
Paul
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That second bird could be an Elliot's Pheasant or a Vietnamese Pheasant.
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Based on the cheek patches and head shape, there is a pheasant in there somewhere....
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Kalij Pheasant?
Soon it will be a stuffed and cooked pheasant..........
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Adobo. Never seen those around. Are they walking around wild?
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