Last year, the red-footed field pheasant was found in the place where the sandpiper was observed, but it has not been photographed well. The chickens are timid, vigilant, and always cautious, and will quickly run into the grass at the slightest noise. The red-footed field pheasant is introduced in the headlines as a red-footed bitter bird. In fact, it is quite different from the white-breasted bitter bird, but it is about the same as the blue-breasted. The red-footed pheasant has a special cry, which is fundamentally different from the bitter bird, and I don't know how to classify it as a bitter bird at that time. The red-footed field pheasant is, of course, red on the feet, yellow on the beak, black on the tip of the beak, and green in the middle. It is easy to distinguish from other chickens from its body shape. Originally, I went to look for Dong Ji, but my friend said that Dong Ji came here every year. But I didn't find Dong Ji, and when I was about to turn around and go back, I suddenly found this red-footed field chicken walking in front of the car, of course, I was excited, thinking that in order to shoot a good red-footed field chicken, I waited for the rabbit many times, and none of them could be successfully photographed. This opportunity came, and sure enough, the red-footed field pheasants came, although they were still a little timid, and they came cautiously using weeds, but finally they came out with their whole body and were busy sweeping. Finally, I really photographed your red-footed field pheasant →.
