Male & Female Lady Amherst
Description:
The Lady Amherst Pheasant is another popular aviary bird. The adult male is unmistakable, with his black and silver head, long grey barred tail, and red, blue, white and yellow body plumage. His tail can grow up to three feet in length and his black and white cape is raised in displays of courtship. The female is much less showy, with a duller mottled brown plumage all over, and resembles the golden female. Amherst are hardy, and easy to keep, and are another excellent choice for the beginner. Clutches consist of 6-10 eggs they are incubated for about 24 days.