Edwards‘s pheasant

ptaki

Edwards‘s pheasant (Lophura edwardsi)

Depend on humans

Edward's pheasants are already considered extinct in their area of origin because of habitat destruction and hunting. About 1000 birds are in human care. One day it is hoped to resettle them back into their area of origin - when the needed living consitions are restored. The Nature Conservation Zoo Görlitz paticipates in the international breeding programme.

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kategoria: ptaki

wielkość: 58-65 cm, hen a bit smaller

długość życia: 10 years

dojrzałość płciowa: 58-65 cm, hen a bit smaller

reprodukcja: 4-7 eggs, 21 days

pożywienie: berries, seeds, buds, insects, spiders

środowisko życia: damp mountain forests up to 600m with dense undergrowth.

zagrożenia: strongly endangered (CR), probably exterminated

program hodowlany: There is a European Conservation Breeding Programme (EEP) in which Görlitz Nature Conservation Zoo participates

występowanie: originally endemic to Central Vietnam

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