Montana Outdoors Vol 13 No 5 Sep/oct 1982
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CHARACTERISTICS: The largest of Montana's grouse. Both sexes have relatively long, pointed tails, feathered legs, and mottled gray-brown, buff, and black plumage. Males have a blackish brown throat patch and an in- conspicuous yellow eye comb. Both sexes have blackish bellies which contrast sharply with white under-wing coverts when the birds are in flight. Females appear to dip from side to side while flying. Adult males range from 26-30 in- ches in length and 4-7 lbs. in weight; adult females... range from 19-23 inches in length and 2.5-3.5 lbs. in weight. HABITAT: Sagebrush.
SIMILAR SPECIES: A female pheasant can possibly be confused with a female or young male sage grouse. Female pheasants, however, have a brown belly and bare legs, while female sage grouse have have a black belly patch and feathered legs. STATUS: Native to Montana.
Fall hunting season, both sexes.
yellow eye comb long tail .^£%8£y black belly " black belly 7fo, feathered legs- BLUE GROUSE (Dendragapus obscurus) OTHER NAMES: Sooty grouse, dusky grouse, fool hen, mountain grouse.
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CHARACTERISTICS: The largest of Montana's grouse. Both sexes have relatively long, pointed tails, feathered legs, and mottled gray-brown, buff, and black plumage. Males have a blackish brown throat patch and an in- conspicuous yellow eye comb. Both sexes have blackish bellies which contrast sharply with white under-wing coverts when the birds are in flight. Females appear to dip from side to side while flying. Adult males range from 26-30 in- ches in length and 4-7 lbs. in weight; adult females... range from 19-23 inches in length and 2.5-3.5 lbs. in weight. HABITAT: Sagebrush.
SIMILAR SPECIES: A female pheasant can possibly be confused with a female or young male sage grouse. Female pheasants, however, have a brown belly and bare legs, while female sage grouse have have a black belly patch and feathered legs. STATUS: Native to Montana.
Fall hunting season, both sexes.
yellow eye comb long tail .^£%8£y black belly " black belly 7fo, feathered legs- BLUE GROUSE (Dendragapus obscurus) OTHER NAMES: Sooty grouse, dusky grouse, fool hen, mountain grouse.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 13 No 5 Sep/oct 1982?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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