What is white pheasants?

White pheasants are a color mutation of the common Ring-necked pheasant. They are mainly found in captive breeding programs and are not commonly found in the wild. White pheasants have pale white feathers with black or grey markings on their wings and tails. They have the same physical characteristics and behavior as the common Ring-necked pheasant, and feed on grains, seeds, insects, and small animals. They are mostly bred for sport and hunting purposes.