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SILVER PHEASANT

SILVER PHEASANT. By KYUNG PHIL. Its Physical Characteristic. Its length is about 125 cm and it matures in the 2 nd year after its born. The female clutches about 4~6 eggs. The eggs’ incubation is 25~26 days. The pheasant is not endangered or even threatened. This. Endangered. Extinct.

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SILVER PHEASANT

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  1. SILVER PHEASANT By KYUNG PHIL

  2. Its PhysicalCharacteristic Its length is about 125 cm and it matures in the 2nd year after its born. The female clutches about 4~6 eggs. The eggs’ incubation is 25~26 days. The pheasant is not endangered or even threatened. This Endangered Extinct Least Concern Threatened 125cm clutching x4~6 125 cm / 46 in.

  3. Where Do These Pheasants Live? The Silver Pheasant lives in the grasslands of China, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hainan. Sometimes they are In a farmer’s cage like hens or they can live in trees. they are mostly on free grasslands. Cage Grasslands

  4. THE DIET The Silver Pheasant eats vegetables, beetles, flower petals, and grass. They sometimes eat leaves too.

  5. Life Cycle The life cycle is ………… I want to go out!!! Chick! Chick! I am a chick! I like the outside! Now I am an adult I will find my mate!! egg 25-26 days chick adult 2 years

  6. Interesting fact • They are well known in Chinese art and poetry. ;sldkfskdflsakdjfal;skdjfal;skdjflsk L;askdjflkasdjf;lksdjfl;ksdjflkjsad Lksjdflksjdlfkjaslkdjflksjdflkasjdfl Sl;akdjflsakdjflksjadflkjsdlkfjasd Lsakdjflksadjf;laskdjfl;askdjfsal;d Alskdjfl;aksjdflkasjdlfkjasdlkjflsd AkjasdlfkjSl;dkfjsldkjflskdjflskdj Laskdfjlsadkjfals;kdjflskdjflasd Lskdfjlsdkjflaskdjflskdjflksdjf Lsdkfj;lsakdfjsal;dkfjsldkf Alksdjflsakdjfas Sa;ldkfjasl;dkfjlsd L;skdjflksdjflksdjflsa;kdfjlskdfj La;sdkjflksadjf f Bird Phea Pheasant

  7. Classification (1/2) Well they are most likely to be…..

  8. Classification (2/2) Kingdom : Animalia Phylum : Chordate Class : Aves Order : Galliformes Genus : Lophura (L.) Species : L. nycthemera Scientific name : Lophura nycthemera

  9. Adaptations •The long train of the male Silver Pheasant helps him to attract females during the breeding season and also to warn off rival males. • Males also have long spurs on their legs, which they use when fighting to defend their territories. <= defending territories <= attracting

  10. Pictures……

  11. Glossary • Animalia - The animal kingdom • Phylum - a taxonomic rank between Kingdom and above Class • Aves - Latin for bird and is universally used as the scientific term for the class of organisms to which birds belong • Galliformes - are an order of birds containing turkeys, grouse, chickens, quails, and pheasants

  12. Bibliography • www.google.co.kr • www.ask.com • www.gbwf.org (a site for pheasants) • www.wikipedia.org • www.wheatonparkdistrict.com (wheaton IL Cosley Zoo)

  13. The End!!!! I hope you learned a lot!!

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