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Crested partridges inhabit bamboo forests and tropical forest clearings with dense vegetation in Southeast Asia. In small groups they scratch the ground with their feet in search of invertebrates, fruits, grasses and seeds. They roost in trees at night. In the breeding season the females make a sheltered nest out of grass stems and leaves. They lay 4–6 eggs with a brooding period of 26–28 days. Both male and female birds rear the chicks.
Status according to Red List
More information you will get on the web page of the IUCN Red List.