Grey Partridge
Size: smaller than a pigeon.30 cm
The gold fields of the countryside, the padar and the seams - keep the sheds and vassal beads alive with their loud and resounding sound. It's as sweet as "catch, catch, catch". Five to seven family members can be seen roaming in the fences and undergrowth. Be afraid of man because he is being hunted. The color of his body and the pattern on his top are such that if he is standing still on the ground, he will not be noticeable. Coward to fly. Prefers to run or walk faster than to fly. Fill the fence when you feel the danger, run into it quickly and get away. If you don't have to fly loose, don't fly too long. Find a suitable place to hide and drop.Hurry up and walk down the fence. The wings have been shown solely to give a sense of proportion. Fond of bathing in the dust. Stay overnight in trees or in high fences.
A few falcons in the male nature, especially in the breeding season. Man has taken advantage of this nature of his. Keep them in a cage, obey them, and then make them fight. Gambling with bets on their winnings. Grass and vegetable seeds, grasshoppers, cereals, termites, macaws and farm pests are its food. Not too hard to keep. The pet bird is often so emaciated that it is left behind by its owner
Like a dove, but with a plump body and a short tail, the pheasant looks small in length. His upper body is pale brown. Forehead rash The throat is very light brown. It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring. Brown from the tail, black from the tip. When flying, the brown color immediately attracts the eye. Petal pale gray. Plenty of lines like the third-fourth moon in it. Pelvic dirty yellow. Legs pale pink. The male is nailed slightly higher than the toes at the back of the legs. Uses it as a weapon when fighting. The female does not have such nails. Males are slightly larger in size than females. The rest of the males look similar to the females. Found everywhere except dense forests.
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