 | Sharptail Grouse Dancing Maiting dance of the sharptail grouse just outside of Spooner, Wisconsin |
 | Prairie Chicken http://mdc.mo.gov Beginning in March, prairie chickens in Missouri gather to perform an age-old mating ritual. Its held during the early morning and evening hours on a high, open area called a booming ground. Each male attempts to attract a female while defending their territory from other males. The male produces the unusual "booming" call as he sucks air into bright orange air sacs found on both sides of his neck. The booming draws-in females. They watch as males charge each other, jump into the air, fight, stamp their feet, and display their colorful air sacs. Females presumably choose the most impressive males. |
 | Shooting a Huge sage grouse in Chester I.D. Got video of this great hunt we have right by our house. Dont forget to subscribe if you like my videos!! (sry i dont get it till the end, i dont have editing software) (dont read) montana west yellowstone yellow stone mourning dove ring neck sandhill crane island park huge monster fish trout island park st anthony ashton rexburg idaho falls national park reserve colorado pimp rainbow beautiful birdwatching peta save the animals fuck dur the police fremont county madison high bonnevil redneck bomb pipe c02 explosion cool mother |
 | Dendragapus obscurus Dendragapus obscurus |
 | Prairie Chicken Dance Praire Chcken Dance |
 | Ruffed Grouse Some drumming action from the grouse of North Western Ontario. |
 | Black Grouse Lek Deep into the woodland in Norway, you can watch a spectacular view a couple of weeks in the spring. It's the Black Grouse Lek |
 | Ruffed Grouse Mating Dance Ruffed Grouse Mating Dance filmed in Schoharie Vallery, Ny |
 | Gunnison Sage Grouse One of 26 males seen at a lek near Gunnison, Colorado on 3 April 2007 by Birdquest. |
 | Sage-grouse at Square Lake Each spring, sage-grouse return to their preferred mating area known as a lek, where the males inflate their chest sacks, display their plumage, and woo the females in an elaborate display of avian machismo. Though sage-grouse habitat is declining throughout the west due to development, wildfire, and West Nile virus, the lek at Square Lake was protected in 2004 and birds continue their annual ritual in search of a partner. Filmed and edited by Kathleen Cameron (Cameron MultiMedia, LLC) with additional audio by Larry Barnes. |
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