You can use the base pattern of an Adams fly to tie a very common fly in the spring called the Blue-Winged Olive, which ...

Chester Zoo scientists are trialling a unique tail-tagging technique to help reintroduce rare pheasants to the wild. Last week, conservationists at Chester Zoo trialled attaching dummy transmitters to ...

If Lady Amherst’s Pheasant were a person ... and long, curling tail feathers. These birds thrive in Southeast Asian forests, where they forage for food using their strong legs.

The great argus was named after the “hundred-eyed giant in Greek mythology ” because of the “intricate eye-like patterns on its wings,” Thai National Parks said. Its largely brown and black coloring ...

Its largely brown and black coloring is duller than other pheasant species ... a female bird — identifiable by its shorter tail feathers — wandering past, the video shows.