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The Australian Crested Dove (Ocyphaps lophotes) — also called the Crested Pigeon or a topknot pigeon — have long feathers on top of their heads that stick straight up. The Crested Dove is also known for the distinctive whistling sound their wings make when they take off.
Cameo Peafowl — originally identified as a Silver Dun mutation — have soft brown and cream colored feathers with chocolate colored necks. This color variety of peafowl originated in the United States in the 1960s.
The Grey Peacock Pheasant — also known as the Chinquis or the Burmese Peacock Pheasant — is a large gray pheasant with irridescent blue-green ocelli (eye spots) on its wings and tail feathers. Females are smaller and not as colorful as the males. Grey Peacock Pheasants can be tame and aren't usually aggressive.
India Blue Peafowl are the most iconic of all the varieties of peafowl. Peafowl are one of the most ornamental types of poultry in the world with their expansive fan of tail feathers.
Lady Amherst Pheasants (Chrysolophus amherstiae) are spectacular and unique with a black and white nuchal cape, a red crest, a long grey tail with red, blue, dark green, white, and yellow underbelly.
The Peach Golden Pheasant is a color mutation of the Red Golden Pheasant, and very rare.
The Red Golden Pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus) is one of our most colorful and popular exotic pheasant breeds. These caped gamebirds are hardy and easy to raise and often seen in zoos and private collections across the globe.
The Silver Pheasant is a large pheasant. Males are a brilliant white with dark thin lines, a dark underside, and a bare red area around the eye. These are considered to be a good “starter” breed for people who want to learn more about raising pheasants.
Swinhoe Pheasants — also known as Taiwan Blue Pheasants — are declining in numbers. Males are a brilliant blue with a red face and legs, and white crest, nape, and a pair of long white tail feathers.
The Temminck Tragopan Pheasants are horned birds with short bills, and tail feathers that are shorter than the wings. These are extremely hardy birds and are easy to keep in a medium or large aviary. They like high perches and elevated nest boxes.
White Peafowl are stunning sight when their tails are on full display. These rare peafowl are in great demand by poultry fanciers. The White Peacock, or peahen, is often used as a symbol of purity or love.