Hi there - quick update on this. The pheasant is still going and is increasingly tame and tolerant of me. Having got a lot closer now (he will eat seeds out of my hand) I think his feathers have actually been brutally pecked out of his skin by another pheasant - and I think I've even seen him doing it! There are clumps of feathers all over the garden and the poor chap has been subjected to mby SQ9 - Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
Hi there - wondered if you could give me some advice. I have three male pheasants who live in and around my back garden. They are wild and they race or fly off squawking madly if I ever venture too near. Today one of these pheasants has spent the day right bang up close to the cottage. He's been on the terrace (unheard of) up by the back door (never before done this) and in the front gardenby SQ9 - Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
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