WebA shy and elusive bird, the Malayan crested argus is found in submontane primary forests of Malaysia in Southeast Asia. The diet consists mainly of invertebrates, mollusks, amphibians, small reptiles, bamboo shoots, leaves, fruits and fungi. Little is known about its reproductive strategy. WebA shy and elusive bird, the Malay peacock-pheasant is endemic to lowland forests of the …

Malay Crested Fireback Pheasant – A Fowl

WebPristine A-line design, this cedar shingle roof bird house is topped with a copper ridge piece and solid copper steeple. Bottom is removable for easy clean out. 1-1/2 inches hole works for bluebirds, chickadees, nuthatch, swallows, titmouse and wrens. WebCrestless Fireback. The breeding season for the species lasts from April to June, and its gestation period is 24 days. The bird lives in lowlands with moist, evergreen forests in the subtropics or the tropics. The Malay Crestless Fireback forages all day long by tearing up fallen leaves and devouring the exposed termites, ticks, and grubs. comicsdewarrenpublishing

Malay Fire-Back Pheasant - Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia

WebThe Crested Fireback Pheasant is a medium-sized Pheasant which exists in lowland … WebMale 47-51 cm, female 42-44 cm. Dark pheasant with short, black-based, caramel-coloured tail. Male, blackish (glossed purplish-blue) ... Male easily told from Malay Crested Fireback L. ignita by red facial skin, plain underparts and distinctive tail, but care should be taken to separate it from Salvadori's Pheasant L. inornata. Web2 okt. 2012 · Tonight i got offered to buy a pair of Malaysian Crested Fireback Pheasants (the veillots spices). I am debating weather to try this pair or not. There isn't much on the internet about them. Can anyone suggest somewhere where i can look to find out more about these. Dose anyone have any experience with these pheasants? comics art studio