Mute Swan foreign name Mute Swan, no subspecies, is a large swimming bird.Mute swans moved to the south from the end of September to the middle of October for winter, and in the spring, they moved to the north in mid-late February, in small groups and family groups, mostly along lakes, rivers and ot...
Red-breasted Goose (no subspecies) is a small wild goose.Brats like to form groups, but do not mix with other geese and ducks, but live alone in large groups, sometimes up to hundreds of individuals. They had a lively disposition, and when they lived with each other, they were always noisy, extremel...
Lesser White-fronted Goose, no subspecies.Small white-fronted geese leave their breeding grounds and migrate to their wintering grounds from early to mid to late September every year, and usually arrive in Northeast China from early to mid to late October. Some arrived in China as early as the end o...
Swan Goose, with no subspecies, is a large waterfowl.From late September to late October every year, a large number of swan geese begin to migrate from their breeding grounds to their wintering grounds, and some begin to migrate as early as early to mid-September. Migrations often involve large grou...
The Lesser Whistling-duck is a small and medium-sized duck with no subspecies.Chestnut duck breeds mainly in the south of China. It is a summer migratory bird in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. In Yunnan, Guangxi, Guangdong and Fujian regions, some are resident birds, some are sum...
Hainan Peacock pheasant has no subspecies.Hainanese pheasants often move alone or in pairs, and will flee if disturbed. It rarely rises to the top of the tree and burrows into the dense branches. They perch on branches at night. Travel alone or in pairs, forage on the ground and spend the night in t...
Polyplectron katsumatae (Polyplectron katsumatae) was developed in 2004 by the Hainan Provincial Forestry Bureau, Hainan Normal University and Beijing Normal University. Through DNA sequencing and molecular genetic markers, it was found that the genetic distance between Hainanese peacock pheasant an...
Lady Amherst' s Pheasant, no subspecies.White-bellied caragana roosts in the canopy at night, and moves to the ground and forages during the day, usually wandering in the forest after light. In addition to the breeding season, there are more single, pairs or a male number of females together, an...
There are three subspecies of Golden Pheasant.Red-belted chickens like to move in groups, especially in autumn and winter, sometimes as many as 30 in a cluster, spring and summer can also be seen alone or in pairs. Sex alert, timid. Hearing and visual sensitivity, a little sound, immediately flee, w...
Brants are typical cold-water Marine birds, tolerant of cold, and prefer to live in bays, harbors and estuaries. Don't mix with other species. Flies low near the water surface and lives in coastal harbors during high tides. Foraging on coastal pastures. Mainly to grass or aquatic plants buds, le...
Mallard ducks are large ducks, similar in size and appearance to domestic ducks. In addition to the breeding period, they often move in groups, especially during migration and wintering, often integrating tens, hundreds or even thousands of large groups. Or swim on the water, or roost on the beach o...
The brown necked duck (Anas luzonica) belongs to the family Anatidae. It is commonly found in swamps, rivers, lakes, ponds and estuaries. It sounds like a mallard but rougher. Most of the activities are in the wild grass in the marsh area near the water. It mainly floats on the surface of the water...
Mallard, a similar species of Indian grouper, has a similar size, but its body color is obviously different. The male mallard duck has a green head and looks black from a distance, while the female duck has a darker head and a lighter body colour, so it is easy to recognize when flying or at a great...
Shoveler ducks often travel in pairs or small groups of 3-5, and can also be seen moving alone. They also gather in larger groups during the migration season. They often move and forage in muddy ponds and shallow waters. They often roam in shallow waters near the water, and are extremely cautious. I...
The white-crowned long-tailed pheasant is also known as Reeves's Pheasant. It has no subspecies and is a beneficial bird in the forest.The white-crowned long-tailed pheasant mainly feeds on plant fruits, seeds, young shoots, tender leaves, flowers, tubers, roots, and seedlings and grains of crop...
The black long-tailed pheasant is called Mikado Pheasant in English. It has no subspecies and is a large chicken.The black-tailed pheasant is active in places where the surface plants and fallen leaves on the forest road are covered, and it also walks on steep cliffs. It is mostly active alone and d...
Mrs. Hume’s Pheasant, also known as Mrs. Hume’s Pheasant, has two subspecies.Mrs. Hume’s Pheasant is a resident bird. It often wanders in pairs or small groups to forage. Usually they come down from the trees after daybreak and stay active until dusk. They rest in the open space or bushes in the...
Elliot's Pheasant, also known as the White-necked Pheasant, has no subspecies and is a large chicken.Elliot's Pheasant is a resident bird. It likes to gather in groups, often in small groups of 3-8. They often move in and out of rugged mountains and valleys with dense forests and complex ter...
Blue Eared-pheasant, no subspecies.Blue pheasants like to live in groups of 10-30. They usually start to move at dawn and go to the middle of the woods to forage for food, mainly plant-based food. They eat and call one after another. When calling, they hold their heads high and stretch their necks,...
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