Pheasants

Steel-blue plumed pheasant of high Tibetan forest.

Yellow-throated mountain tragopan.

Sumatran peacock-pheasant with bronzed tail.

Long-feathered chocolate pheasant.

White-tailed Bornean pheasant with electric-blue wattles.

Buff-spotted Chinese tragopan; vulnerable in the wild.

Long-tailed grassland pheasant of the western Himalayas.

Endemic Chinese monal of high alpine meadows.

Japanese endemic with rich copper plumage.

Holds the record for longest tail feathers of any wild bird.

Showy crested Bornean pheasant.

Crimson-crested aviary partridge of Malayan forests.

Striking deep-blue and chestnut Bornean pheasant.

Critically endangered — possibly extinct in the wild.

Chestnut-and-white pheasant of subtropical forest.

Subtle Vietnamese peacock-pheasant.

A walking flame — crimson breast and golden nuchal cape.

Massive Bornean pheasant — ocellated wings spread like a fan.

Ocellated subtropical peacock-pheasant.

Iridescent rainbow pheasant — national bird of Nepal.

Bar-tailed mountain pheasant.

Variable Himalayan pheasant in many subspecies.

Chestnut-streaked pheasant of high coniferous forest.

Iridescent green crown, scarlet crest, ribbon-barred tail.

Spotted peacock-pheasant with ocellated tail.

Endemic Taiwanese pheasant of high mountain forest.

Iridescent blue-green endemic of Palawan.

Holds the world record for longest tail feathers (>2m).

The familiar 'common pheasant' — ancient game bird.

Plain dark blue endemic of Sumatra.

Crimson tragopan with electric-blue facial lappets.

Crestless monal of remote eastern ranges.

National bird of Thailand.

Silvery-white pheasant with black underparts and red face.

Endemic Taiwanese pheasant — vivid blue and chestnut.

Orange-and-white spotted Himalayan tragopan.

Slate-grey eared pheasant of the Tibetan plateau.

Closely related to Edwards's, equally imperiled.

Endangered crimson tragopan of Pakistan / India.

White pheasant with red facial skin and feathered 'ears'.