What is another word for ring-necked pheasant?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɪŋnˈɛkt fˈɛzənt] (IPA) 
The ring-necked pheasant is a widely recognized game bird native to Asia, but now commonly found in North America and Europe. In different regions, there are different names for this bird. In North America, ring-necked pheasants are often referred to as simply "pheasants" or "common pheasants." In Europe, they are sometimes called "English pheasants."
Other synonyms for ring-necked pheasants include "ringnecks," "Chinese pheasants," "common pheasants," and "long-tailed pheasants." In some cultures, pheasants are considered a symbol of beauty, grace, and good fortune, so they are often referred to with endearing names such as "lady pheasants" or "beautiful pheasants.
