![]() Crossoptilon harmani |
Other Names: Harman's Eared-Pheasant, Elwe's Eared-Pheasant
Range: Southeastern Tibet, extreme northwestern India
Subspecies: Monotypic; sometimes classed and once known as subspecies Crossoptilon crossoptilon harmani.
Habitat: Mixed coniferous forest and clearings
Description: Head and face much like crossoptilon with shorter ear-coverts than auritum and mantchuricum. Overall plumage color not unlike auritum, but with a white patch on belly and rump much paler gray. Sexes are similar.
Status in Wild: Not well known, but believed to be locally common.
Avicultural Data
Status in Aviculture: As far as I know, this species is not kept in American aviculture. I also do not know status in aviaries overseas. If someone can shed some light regarding their status, please e-mail me.
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