What is a spruce grouse?
Smrk is a wild, chicken similar to a bird that lives mainly in Canada and in the northwest region of the United States. They are usually shades of gray and white and sometimes it may seem spotted or striped. This bird gets its name from the fact that her pine, especially those from the spruce tree.
These birds are usually about 15 inches (38.1 cm) in length. They can have a range of about 22 inches (55.9 cm). Little birds usually weigh around 14.1 ounces (400 g), while larger birds can weigh up to 22.9 ounces (650 g). It usually has white stains on the neck and the tips of the tail. The male spruce grouse also has red ridges such as the cocks, above both eyes. On the head, wings and tail can have white spots or spots on the head. They usually lay eggs and raise their young people on the ground rather than in a nest on a tree. Her lighter color helps her to mix with their surroundings so that the predators do not hurt them.
spruce calendarVA normally does not migrate south for winter. They usually only move short distances from where they are brought up. They usually travel on foot because they are generally able to fly only a few feet at a time.
These birds are sometimes called fools Hens or stupid chickens . This is because spruce grouse usually does not become easily scared when people become in their natural environment. They are assumed that they react in this way because they feel that they are safely hidden in the forest. During the winter, these animals feel less safe in their camouflage for snow. During these months, the birds will often flee when people are between 20 and150 feet (6 to 45 m).
spruce is usually a very quiet bird. They can make soft sounds and sometimes call each other. Male birds sometimes anxiously clad wings, especially if they feel threatened by other male birds during the mating season.
These poultry are international Union for nature conservation listed as a type of least concern. This means that they are not threatened or close to endangering. Yet Spruce Grouse suffered from the loss of their natural habitat due to excessive development in some areas. This sometimes means that the hunting of these birds is forbidden or limited.