Meanings of few pheasants in English

Shannon also returned with a few pheasants and two squirrells.

And now -it's been a long day -too many hares and too few pheasants - sleep well.

After the hare, he ordered some partridges, a few pheasants, a couple of rabbits, and a dozen frogs and lizards.

Here John Millinborn had preserved a few pheasants in the early days of his occupancy of the Lodge on the hill.

In the course of the day we saw many geese, cranes, small birds common to the plains, and a few pheasants.

Next morning he arranged for a day's shooting; the snow had nearly gone and there were a few pheasants left in Redmire wood.

Only a very few pheasants frequent it, and little effort is made to exterminate the wilder creatures, while they are continually replenished by fresh arrivals.

Some partridges and a few pheasants were, however, sent into the house when Mrs. Bunce, moved to wrath, would speak her mind on that subject.