Mountain Bamboo Partridges of the Himalayas are small ground birds with a short black beak, short rounded wings, and a short tail. They are approximately 14 inches tall.
When Mountain Bamboo Partridges are threatened, they prefer to run away. If necessary, they fly with short, strong bursts, usually only for a few feet. They are rarely found far from water. Their voice is a “loud ringing cackle” that repeats two notes over and over.
Photographed at Reid Zoo, Tucson, AZ
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