Woodhouse's partridge

Parmoptila woodhousei

Woodhouse's partridge (Parmoptila woodhousei) is a medium-sized bird native to the mountainous regions of central and eastern China. This species is known for its striking plumage, with a combination of chestnut, black, and white markings. The male has a distinctive red bill and a black face, while the female has a more subdued appearance. Woodhouse's partridge is typically found in dense forests and bamboo thickets, where it forages for seeds, fruits, and insects on the forest floor. This species is known for its secretive behavior and is often difficult to observe in the wild. Threats to its population include habitat loss and hunting for food.

Habitat: Mountainous forests and bamboo thickets