A girly visited me this morning
@sallypup (60696)
Centralia, Washington
October 30, 2024 3:48pm CST
I was starting to brake my car, making sure I didn't scrape the tires on the curb in front of my house. I looked up and spotted my visitor. The visitor was a girl. A female pheasant. Ms. Bird was busy pecking at the grass in front of my fence. I sat in my car and watched her for a few minutes. Such a pretty though very brown gal. She made me think of the hens that used to grace my property. Deer have visited us and tons of jays and squirrels and even chickadees. Never a pretty large bird like a pheasant. Last I saw of my girlfriend she was walking toward the back of the property. Safe travels, pretty Miss.
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@snowy22315 (179440)
• United States
9h
Ring neck pheasants are very pretty. Shortly after I moved here in 2005, six of them walked up the driveway. I haven't seen any of them since. It used to be quieter and more open here than it is now.
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@sallypup (60696)
• Centralia, Washington
9h
@snowy22315 Male pheasants are super handsome. This girly was a pretty thing but not showy like her hubby.
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@snowy22315 (179440)
• United States
9h
@sallypup Yes,males like to attract the females with their gorgeous plumes.
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@wolfgirl569 (104943)
• Marion, Ohio
8h
They are pretty. We don't see them here very often
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@sallypup (60696)
• Centralia, Washington
7h
@wolfgirl569 Seeing the bird was a shock to me. All I can think of is that she came from the lake area that is behind my house- and behind another set of houses.
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@RasmaSandra (79209)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
9h
How wonderful she came for a visit, I hope she has safe travels,
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@celticeagle (165620)
• Boise, Idaho
4h
Yes, safe travels. I hope she will fare well this time of year.
. So lovely when nature graces us with the presence of her creatures. We don't get pheasants here - do they come in flocks?
@MarieCoyle (36478)
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4h
The only large bird I ever see close to my yard or in my yard is a huge, and I mean huge, amount of Canadian geese. They don't really leave in great numbers in the fall or early winter anymore, how they survive some of the bitter cold days and ice and snow, I have never figured out. Usually, if I see a pheasant, it's on the outskirts of the city, in the spring and early summer, but not around the house.
