Pheasants (virtually all varieties) originate in Asia. They were brought into the US to the Wilamett Valley in the 1880's. They were brought to the UK very early (by Marco Polo?), which is when it became the "food of Kings" as they were raised by the huntsmen employed by the monarchy.
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Storks are not native to England. They only live in England however they are not native.
The pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) is native to India, and in other areas east of the Black Sea through to China, but has been introduced to other countries for the benefit of those individuals who like killing for fun. The Golden pheasant (Chyrsolophus pictus) comes from the mountains of central China, and Lady Amherst's pheasant (Chrysolophus amherstiae) is native to South-West East Asia. All are woodland species. See Collins Bird Guide, Mullarney et al, Collins 1999
a rooster has a boobs on it's belly and a turkey is made from goat horns.
The native Americans didn't live in England
Pheasants are large, long-tailed gallinaceous birds that are native to the Old World but were introduced elsewhere.
No, mongooses are not native to England. They are found in the southern part of Europe/Asia and mainland Africa.
You can cook pheasant chopped up in several different recipes. Or you can roast pheasant in the oven. It takes about 1.5 hours to roast a pheasant.
Yes, a pheasant is a type of bird.
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Cheer Pheasant was created in 1827.