Female male ring-necked pheasant

The male ring-necked pheasant is characterized by its vibrant plumage, featuring a striking green head, white neck ring, and colorful body with iridescent hues. In contrast, the female is more subdued in color, displaying mottled brown feathers that provide Excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. Males are known for their loud calls and elaborate courtship displays, especially during the breeding season, while females are more reclusive and focused on nesting and rearing their young. This sexual dimorphism is common in many bird species, where males exhibit bright colors to attract females.