Temminck's Tragopans

*Now laying eggs! Starting to color out.

Named after the naturalist Coenraad Jacob Temminck, this tragopan is a gorgeous addition to any pheasant collection. The male is red and orange, with white spots and a blue face. The females are brown or gray  with white spots, and smaller in size. Breeding season is usually March-June, and you can expect up to 6 eggs per clutch. 

Temminck’s prefer roosting in trees. Their diet consists of grass and greens, berries, shoots, fruit, and a staple game bird pellet. 

Our tragopans are not pinioned. Wing clippings are available at an additional $2.50 per bird, and the trimming can last for 4-6 months. 

The Tragopans are yearlings, 12-14 months old.