Swinhoe Pheasants - Pair

Adults Colored.

Swinhoe Pheasants were named after the naturalist, Robert Swinhoe, who first described the species in his writings. Also known as the Taiwan Blue Pheasant, the bird is often considered a national symbol to the Taiwanese. 

Breeding season falls between March through June. The female typically nests on the ground, and you can expect up to 6 eggs per clutch. Diet consists of seeds, fruit, greens and game bird pellet. 

Our pheasants are not pinioned. Clipped wings are available at an additional $2.50 per bird and the trimming can last for four to six months.