Chicken (Domestic)

Brief Description

A common domestic fowl characterized by a fleshy red comb and wattles, a short beak, and a sturdy body adapted for ground-dwelling.

Additional Information

• Region of Origin: Southeast Asia (descended from Red Junglefowl)
• Typical Sighting Period: Year-round
• Plumage Details: This individual features black body feathers with iridescent greenish sheen and orange-brown or golden hackle feathers around the neck.
• Ecological Significance: Primarily significant as a domesticated animal for agriculture, though they contribute to insect control and seed dispersal in rural environments.
• Conservation Status: Not Evaluated / Domesticated (Extremely abundant population)
• Observation Tips: Commonly found in farms, backyards, and rural villages; they are most active during daylight hours and are easily observed while foraging on the ground.