The terms Fowl and Poultry are often used interchangeably, but scientifically speaking Fowl birds are of the Superorder Galloanserae.
Whether used in fashion or complicated mating rituals, peacock feathers drive the ladies crazy. But, what happens when a peacock loses his last feather? Will he become a fashion-don't? See more »
Whether used in fashion or complicated mating rituals, peacock feathers drive the ladies crazy. But, what happens when a peacock loses his last feather? Will he become a fashion-don't?
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Some say that during a rainstorm, turkeys will stare up at the sky with their beaks hanging open, transfixed, until they drown. Is this really true?
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Capercaillie, a large European grouse. The male bird weighs up to 14 pounds (6.4 kg).
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Curassow, a forest bird of Central and South America. The curassow looks something like a chicken and is about the size of a turkey.
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Grouse, a game bird of temperate Europe and North America. The grouse is related to the pheasant.
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Guinea Fowl, a bird related to the pheasant. It is native to Africa, but has been domesticated in the United States and other countries.
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Heath Hen, an extinct grouse. It was a subspecies of the greater prairie chicken.
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Hoatzin, a crested bird of tropical South America. The adult hoatzin is about 22 inches (56 cm) long.
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Jungle Fowl, a genus of wild birds of India and southeastern Asia. The red jungle fowl is believed to be the ancestor of the domestic chicken.
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Partridge, one of a number of game birds related to the pheasants and peacocks. Most birds called partridges belong to one family, which includes several species of true partridges native to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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Peacock, or Peafowl, a large bird of the pheasant family. Properly, the peacock is the male, penhen the female.
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Pheasants are beautifully colored birds that are often seen in zoos and gardens. The typical male has brilliant plumage which it displays in elaborate courtship rituals to the less colorful female.
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Poultry, domestic birds raised for their meat and eggs. Chickens, geese, and ducks are of greatest worldwide commercial importance.
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Prairie Chicken, or Prairie Hen, a North American game bird of the grouse family.
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Ptarmigan, a bird of the tundra and high mountains of North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Quail, any of several small game birds of the pheasant suborder. Quails are stout birds with sturdy legs and curved bills.
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Sand Grouse, the common name for a family of birds found in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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Turkey, a large bird native to North and Central America. In the United States the turkey is a symbol of Thanksgiving Day and it is a custom to eat roast turkey on that day.
See more »Francolin, a fowllike bird, closely related to the partridge and quail. More than 40 species are found in southern Asia and throughout Africa, none in the Western Hemisphere.
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