Birds Pheasant

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There aren't many if any more colourful birds than a cock pheasant in the UK especially
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  • ILCE-1
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  • 594.0 mm
  • ƒ/6.3
  • 1/1250 sec
  • ISO 1000
when they are illuminated by beautiful light at sunrise.
 
wow!
 
Lovely shot Steve. Would quite like to catch one in flight! :)
 
Kind of seems a shame that they are a game bird, like who would want to shoot and eat one of these? They're quite pretty!
 
There aren't many if any more colourful birds than a cock pheasant in the UK especially when they are illuminated by beautiful light at sunrise.
Peacock?
 
No its a cock Pheasant Andrew.
[facepalm]

I know, it was a reply to your “There aren't many if any more colourful birds”…
A Peacock is more colourful than a Pheasant….

And yes they are very good shots and looks amazing, just playing devils advocate with the quote!
 
My most vivid memory of a Pheasant occurred at a motorcycle Track Day in Northern California. I was really enjoying a 120 MPH sweeper on my Yamaha R1 when a male Pheasant decided he wanted to cross the track as I approached. Only luck saved me from a collision with that bird.
 
My most vivid memory of a Pheasant occurred at a motorcycle Track Day in Northern California. I was really enjoying a 120 MPH sweeper on my Yamaha R1 when a male Pheasant decided he wanted to cross the track as I approached. Only luck saved me from a collision with that bird.
Sounds like it could have been very nasty Jeff
 
Sounds like it could have been very nasty Jeff
It could have. As I prepared to do a track day on a high performance motorcycle, thoughts of safety were in my mind. Those thoughts didn't include a pheasant. Live and learn!
 
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