The bird like pheasant and monals are found in which type of forest?

Correct option is A

Temperate deciduous forests are home to a variety of wildlife. Deers, foxes, wolves, monals and pheasants are found here.
· Pheasants and monals are typically found in forests that have a mix of trees and underbrush, as these birds require both cover and open areas for feeding and courtship displays. Specifically, they are often found in montane forests, which are forests that grow at high altitudes, typically above 1,000 meters (3,300 feet) in elevation.
· Montane forests often have a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees, and are characterized by cool temperatures, high rainfall, and a variety of vegetation types.
· Some examples of montane forests where pheasants and monals can be found include the Himalayan forests of Nepal, Bhutan, and India, as well as the temperate forests of China and the Russian Far East.