A leucistic badger! 🦡😍 Leucism is the partial loss of pigmentation, which can make the animal have white or patchily coloured skin, fur or feathers, but the pigment cells in the eyes are not affected which is seen in albinism. #Springwatch 🎥 Mark O'Neil on Facebook | BBC Springwatch

Have you ever seen coloration like this on a pheasant? 😮 Lane Hennings harvested this leucistic pheasant near Waterloo recently. Leucism is a genetic condition that prevents pigments from reaching some of a bird's feathers, but their eyes and skin have normal pigmentation. Albinism is the complete lack of pigment, with all white coloration, including eyes and skin. | Iowa Department of Natural Resources