Montana Wildlife Vol Nov 1959
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Underparts are whitish below. The throat is also whitish.
Life History Be-boppers and rock'n-rollers can take a back seat when sharptails meet on their communal dancing grounds. With the first hint of spring they gather and the show is on.
Males begin their spectacular dance, rushing to and fro like tumbleweeds caught in a whirlwind. With heads lowered, tails erect and wings droop- ing, Don Juans of the prairie beat out a rapid tattoo with their feet. They bow, posture, fight and hoot, each try...ing to out-do the other in an at- tempt to gain the affection of a lady fair. Males also cackle and may hoot or "boom." During the hubbub, danc- ing males will suddenly freeze as a group. Then, as if given the green light, they resume the spirited dis- play. Display continues feverishly during mating season and may be exercised on a diminished scale in autumn.
22 The shallow nest is usually built in an open area and contains ten to fifteen brown - speckled, olive - buff eggs.
During summer, leaves, buds, flow- ers and insects are eaten in quan- tity.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Nov 1959?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Underparts are whitish below. The throat is also whitish.
Life History Be-boppers and rock'n-rollers can take a back seat when sharptails meet on their communal dancing grounds. With the first hint of spring they gather and the show is on.
Males begin their spectacular dance, rushing to and fro like tumbleweeds caught in a whirlwind. With heads lowered, tails erect and wings droop- ing, Don Juans of the prairie beat out a rapid tattoo with their feet. They bow, posture, fight and hoot, each try...ing to out-do the other in an at- tempt to gain the affection of a lady fair. Males also cackle and may hoot or "boom." During the hubbub, danc- ing males will suddenly freeze as a group. Then, as if given the green light, they resume the spirited dis- play. Display continues feverishly during mating season and may be exercised on a diminished scale in autumn.
22 The shallow nest is usually built in an open area and contains ten to fifteen brown - speckled, olive - buff eggs.
During summer, leaves, buds, flow- ers and insects are eaten in quan- tity.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Nov 1959?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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