@@Heroiixz thats a great idea, you need to keep good ideas like this quiet though or someone will take your idea 😄

@@jonathanpointer9578 you’re right had to give a little teaser, will probably delete later🤫😂

oh yes, all of the 5 tragopan species have this display, really amazing

Hi, its West wales and yes you are right Bullfinches love this thicket (they have been filmed collecting shed badger hairs for their nests), actually, this year, has been amazingly good for Bullfinch, we always see them but never before as many as this year!

thank you, yes I agree, Nature is extraordinary

they are such incredible birds

@@SafdarDurrani thank you, my pleasure

its an amazing transformation, happens so quickly

😄 probably tastes like Chicken

Sadly some pheasants make poor (captive bird) parents and many experienced breeders have learnt that these species require artificially incubation. I don't own an incubator as, in the past, when I have had to use artificial means I have used a "broody chicken" which make excellent, attentive parents. Tragopans are generally good parents and will sit and then hatch and rear there young with no problems, however, I do have a new, young Temmincks female which lays eggs but does not want to sit! She seems the exception and this proves that there are no general rules. Regarding squashing, I think sadly this is often a chick dying through a problem but being found where the female has brooded other chicks, its rare for a female bird to be so clumsy to squash a chick. I agree it is very distressing to loose young birds that are in your care

definitely, these are stunning birds

wonderful, I also have Satyr

Gosh really? Do Chick filet do pheasants too? 😄

@@jonathanpointer9578 either way it’s foul 😑🫠

I should have! RU-vid already said that the ad revenue might be restricted by the title 🙄

oh yes! I suspect that first bird still managed the deed, its pretty quick for birds