Description

The Lady Amherst pheasant (Chrysolophus amherstiae), native to southwestern China and northern Myanmar, is a breathtaking bird known for its long, elegant tail, contrasting black-and-white cape, and striking iridescent plumage. Males perform graceful flight displays to attract mates. In its native montane forest habitat, this pheasant plays an important role in seed dispersal and ground-level ecosystem balance. This dynamic flying pose mount, affixed to a natural branch base, beautifully captures its mid-air elegance—making it both a wildlife study piece and eye-catching décor.