“…Therefor, it is currently listed as a national second-grade wildlife species of China (Zheng & Wang, 1998) and as a vulnerable species in the world (IUCN, 2009). Some qualitative researches on the habitat of this pheasant had been carried out in the past (see Wu, 1979;Fang & Ding, 1997), and some quantitative studies appeared recently (see Sun et al, 2001Sun et al, , 2002Xu et al, 2002Xu et al, , 2005Xu et al, , 2006, including research on incubation behavior (Zhang et al, 2004), home range, and habitat selection (see Sun et al, 2003;Xu et al, 2007Xu et al, , 2009.…”