The aviary breeding game birds’ pheasants and partridges was founded in the small town of Lipinki in Lubuskie Voivodeship, Poland. Lubuskie province is proudly called “The green area of Poland” - very picturesque, thick wooded areas, with many rivers and lakes. It is also one out of five Polish regions of the lowest environment pollution. » About us
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– a species of medium-sized bird of the family Phasianidae (Phasianidae). This is one of the largest digging wild birds in Europe (after the Capercaillie). Like other pheasants, it has a characteristically powerful legs (longer than partridge), which allow for quick and persistent move along the ground. The bow has a specific shape - quite powerful on the outside slightly convex, and the end of the upper jaw overlaps slightly lower.
– a species of bird in the family Phasianidae (Phasianidae). Inhabits almost all of Europe and Central Asia. Poorly marked sexual dimorphism. Head and neck are olive-gray and the cheeks are red. The top of the body is gray-brown. On the shoulders and wings small oblong white spots. Bottom and sides of the body with a delicate gray, wavy drawing, on the sides vertical, broad rust-colored stripes. On a white belly rust stain in the shape of a horseshoe. Rusty brown wheelhouse, but the middle pair of gray-brown. Ailerons fawn with dark red stains. For the naked eye, the skin covered with warts, especially conspicuous in the mating season.