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Black Pheasant
I've been at my Mum's for the weekend and she had this unusuall visitor to the garden, isn't he gorgeous 
The picutures arn't too bad, but not brilliant, they were taken through double glazing
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And not to be outdone, the normal Pheasant turned up as well
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The picutures arn't too bad, but not brilliant, they were taken through double glazing
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And not to be outdone, the normal Pheasant turned up as well
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They are good photos of Pheasants. The 'Blue' one is a melanistic. I'm sure Hillmouse will give you more detailed info as he has an ongoing love affair with the damn things.
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Loads of mutants around now, more so than ever before. They are supposed to be bigger and more aggressive, taste the same though!!
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Like the last one most C
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Wow - they are beautiful (if a little thick) birds!
Well done on catching them
Well done on catching them
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Great shots.
One for the pot ?
One for the pot ?
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