golden pheasant
Chrysolophus pictus

As she watched, a fat bird, like a golden pheasant, flapped out of the grass between two fields, and across the road before them.

Our culture has evolved in such a way that the golden pheasants rise to the top only to become completely disconnected from wider society.

The first animals arrived at the park in 1928, including two Lady Amherst's pheasants, a golden pheasant, and five red junglefowl.

Of course, Japanese porcelain was also desirable, and so there are Imari vases decorated with golden pheasants.

The path leads to a tunnel with golden pheasant and red panda.

But my favorite bird during my visit was a golden pheasant with a feathery coat that lived up to its name.

Here vain tastes prevail for golden pheasant and blue and crimson paroquet.

'The golden pheasants of China,' he said simply.

In the afternoon she went for a walk through Layer Wood and was pleased to catch a glimpse of her two golden pheasants.

The Breckland is one of the few areas in England where the rare and shy golden pheasant may be seen in the wild.