Property News · May 29, 2020

Birds of a white feather flock together


After the Labour peer David Clark said he had spotted an albino pheasant for the first time in 75 years of bird-watching, readers respond with their own sightingsWe were surprised when an albino pheasant (Letters, 22 May) took up residence with our seven domestic chickens last year. They seemed to coexist happily for a few weeks, sharing the same food, although the pheasant roosted elsewhere. We’ve not seen it this year and don’t know what happened to it.Stephen RossHigh Biggins, Cumbria• Last year I saw an albino pheasant occasionally on walks through local countryside. The last time I saw it, it was among several other pheasants hanging in the back of a gamekeeper’s quad cycle after a shoot. How jolly unsporting, I thought!Alex AllanGore End, Hampshire Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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