Lady Amherst's Pheasant also known as Ancient Greek khrusolophos. They are ground winged creatures, liking to run as opposed to fly. The male is exceptionally beautiful with a to a great degree long high contrast tail Females are boring for cover. The grown-up male is 23 inches in length long, its tail representing 80 cm of the aggregate length. The female is significantly less gaudy. Females lay around 5 to 12 eggs around May yet subject to atmosphere; hatching period is around 22 days. They feed on the ground on grain, leaves, buds, and bugs.. The Lady Amherst Pheasants want to inhabit higher heights from 5,000 feet to 10,000 feet in clean, bamboo or forests. The Lady Amherst Pheasant is a to a great degree baffling feathered creature that dependably favors running as opposed to flying.