PHOTOGRAVURE 29 
Wet e-TAILED WATTLED PHEASANT 
In the immature White-tailed Pheasant (left) the wattles are short and inconspicuous. In the adult 
(right) they are long and wrinkled, and at the moment of courtship capable of being considerably 
elongated. 
The head-hunting Sea Dyaks of Sarawak are splendid hunters, and will spend days and nights 
stalking and trapping pheasants and other birds. With the crudest kind of traps they would capture the 
birds alive and bring them to me unharmed in wicker quakes. 
