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Exotic Pheasants (1 Viewer)

plaxtonman

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I have been told that there are either Lady Amherst's or Golden Pheasants in Kew Gardens. Can anyone tell me which type they are, how easy they are to see, and whether the population is self-sustaining?

Thanks
Steve
 
They're Golden Pheasants and they're introduced (not self sustaining). Don't know how easy they are to see but I suspect easier than the "wild" ones at Wayland Wood in Norfolk.
 
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