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By identifying potential grouse focus areas, G-PAST furthers a half dozen habitat objectives in the Pennsylvania Ruffed Grouse Plan and can serve as a model for other Eastern states. Priority mapping puts habitat managers back in the driver’s seat, enabling us to proactively restore grouse where it makes the most sense.
The ruffed grouse is a hardy bird which thrives during severe winters that decimate flocks of quail, pheasants, and turkeys. Male ruffed grouse are aggressively territorial throughout their adult lives, defending a 6-10 acre piece of woodland shared with one or two hens.
6 kwi 2013 · Photos and videos of this bird species with detailed captions, including males, females, juveniles, geographic forms, color morphs, and typical habitat.
19 maj 2024 · The Ruffed Grouse, scientifically known as “Bonasa umbellus,” is a medium-sized bird native to North America. It is renowned for its stunning appearance, which includes mottled brown plumage, a dark band on its tail, and a prominent ruff of feathers around its neck.
Check out Pennsylvania's state bird! In the video below, Ranger Ben tells us everything you need to know about the ruffed grouse. Comment your favorite thing...
The official state bird of Pennsylvania is the ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellas). It was officially adopted on June 22, 1931 by state legislature. The ruffed grouse was the official state game bird before it was adopted as the official bird. Sometimes called the partridge, they are native to North America but can be plentifully seen all over ...
The ruffed grouse played a significant role in feeding early settlers in Pennsylvania. Its abundance and delicious meat made it an essential resource for sustenance. Let’s explore the characteristics, behavior, and unique features of the ruffed grouse further.
