Yes a Reeves, quite a few are out in the wild. The cock birds are right stroppy and viscous beggars at times. I've seen one rip a big hole in a welly boot with its spurs, and Missus and I used to have to fight one every day when we walked past its territory with a feed bucket .

Along with the Argus pheasant, it has the longest tail feathers of any bird (I seem to remember), we have some Argus feathers on the living room wall (Argus was the Greek god with 1000 eyes, the feathers are truly spectacular with 'eyes' on them) and did have Reeves tail feathers, but they became a bit motheaten and went a few years back.

The Reeves are pretty birds, but cantankerous sods .