Female Indian red junglefowl

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Matt Tuttle

Male Indian red junglefowl

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Matt Tuttle

A pair of yearling Indian red junglefowl

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Tomas Condon

A mature male Indian red junglefowl starting to go into eclipse plumage.

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Tomas Condon

This is one of Scott Colomb's male Indian red junglefowl that I photographed on a visit down south. After this photograph was taken we banded and chipped this bird - he wasn't to pleased with the process.

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Here is a picture of Al Cumings' flock of Indian red junglefowl. In this aviary Mr. Cuming runs four hens to the one male. To photograph them they had to be scared outside into view.

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This pair was photographed at Scott Colomb's, they were quite warry to the newcomers into their pen.

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Tomas Condon

This is one of the better photos I have ever taken of the Richardson strain red junglefowl. This female was standing picture perfect at just the right moment to get the shot.

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Tomas Condon

Here is a mature female Indian rjf getting ready to roost for the evening. This seems to be the best time to photograph them. 

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Tomas Condon

Here is a quad of Indian rjf out walking on top of the snow.

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Tomas Condon

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