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Ammoperdix heyi, sand partridge

Ammoperdix heyi, sand partridge


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Ammoperdix heyi, sand partridge

Sand partridge egg specimens

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Eggshell Five Fowl Galliformes Oval Partridge Phasianidae Sand Sauropsid Sauropsida Sediment Specimen White Background


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This photograph showcases a collection of five sand partridge eggs (Ammoperdix heyi), arranged carefully against a pristine white background. The sand partridge, also known as Ammoperdix heyi, is a small ground-dwelling bird belonging to the Phasianidae family, which is part of the larger order of Galliformes. These birds are native to the arid regions of North Africa and the Middle East, where they blend seamlessly into their sandy habitats. The eggs, which are oval in shape, exhibit a striking contrast against the background. Their pinkish hue, speckled with tiny brown spots, is a testament to the intricate design of nature. The fine sediment on the surface of the eggs adds to their rustic charm, reflecting the sandy environment from where they were laid. The sand partridge is a ground-nesting bird, and the eggs are incubated for approximately 22 days. The chicks hatch covered in down feathers and are precocial, meaning they are able to leave the nest shortly after hatching. These birds are an essential part of the avian community in their native habitats, and their eggs are a valuable source of nutrition for many predators. This photograph, taken in a studio setting, offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the world of these fascinating birds. The long shot allows for a clear view of the intricate details of the eggs, while the simple white background emphasizes their beauty and uniqueness. The Sauropsida class, to which birds and reptiles belong, is well represented in this image, showcasing the diversity and intricacy of life within this group.

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