- are kept by
humans for
their meat, eggs, and companionship. The red
jungle fowl has 5
recognized subspecies: G. g.
bankiva (Temminck, 1813) - Java and...
-
Barbary partridge (A. barbara) Red-legged
partridge (A. rufa)
Perdicula Jungle bush
quail (P. asiatica) Rock bush
quail (P. argoondah)
Painted bush quail...
-
Fatema (1990)
Jungle Cat
Felis chaus and Grey
Junglefowl Gallus sonneratii. J.
Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 87(1):144. Morris, RC (1927) A
jungle fowl problem. J...
- po****tion
which resulted from the
uncontrolled cross-breeding of red
jungle-
fowl,
indigenous Southeast Asian chickens and
exotic chickens of
various types...
- sea-level up to 2000
metres of elevation. As with
other jungle fowl, Sri
Lankan jungle fowl are
primarily terrestrial. They
spend most of
their time...
-
original large fowl. It was
created in New
Jersey in the 1940s by a
breeder named Frank Gary. He cross-bred the wild Red
Jungle Fowl with
fighting bantams...
- park were
transported to zoos.
Birds include the hornbill, peafowl, red
jungle fowl,
black partridge, white-necked stork,
black ibis,
swamp grey, quail,...
-
marketed as "Taiwan" or – in the
United States – as "Saipan", "Saipan
Jungle Fowl" or "Chinese Shamo".: 311 : 295 The
Taiwanese Game is a very
large game...
-
millet Raishan (Digitaria compacta)
Jungle rice (Echinochloa colona)
Little Millet Zebu Red
jungle fowl Grey
jungle fowl Sesame seed (Sesamum indi****) Sugarcane...
- here are the
crested eagle, Pallas's fish eagle, shikra, Finn's weaver,
jungle fowl,
peafowl (pea****), partridge, and
lesser pied hornbill. pythons, monitor...