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Common pheasant

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Pheasant woods and wildlife 

Biodiversity and release pens 

Pheasant releasing and woodland rides 

Pheasants in Austria 

Release pen siting 

Hexamita in pheasants 

Mycoplasma in pheasants 

Effects of spectacles on pheasants 

Wild pheasant counts 

Pheasant parasites 

Fate of released pheasants 

Lowland shoot survey 

Enhanced Pheasant Project 

Pheasant release pens: The long-term effects of pheasants on the plant community 

The effect of predator control on survival of pheasants released on lowland farmland 

Improving over-winter feeding 

The impact of pheasant releases 

Releasing for shooting in lowland habitats 

Dealing with poor breeding in released pheasants 

History of woodland management for pheasants 

Pheasant nest predation 

Lowland shoot survey 

The impact of pheasant release at Exmoor shooting estates 

The effect of game management on the conservation value of woodland rides 

Do released pheasants affect invertebrates in woodland? 

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