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Female Ruffed grouse in her perfect camouflage hiding among logs and grass in the yellow autumn forest.

a male of snow grouse in a forest in Iceland

a spruce grouse in autumn in Denali National Park Alaska

A wild grouse in fall plumage feathers sitting on a trail bench next to some woods, wildlife in Pennsylvania, PA, USA.

Ruffed grouse foraging for food along a road in a national park.

(Tetrastes bonasia) Hazel Grouse in autumn

Female Hazel grouse walking on a branch during a sunny summer day in Valtavaara old-growth forest near Kuusamo, Northern Finland

Plain Chachalaca in the wild at the tropical forest of Tikal National Park in Guatemala.

A Ruffed Grouse on a log is drumming to start potential mates.

Eurasian Buzzard watching from its perch in the woods

A ruffed grouse sits high in the branches of a Spruce tree in Interior Alaska. Trying to camouflage, this bird blends with the terrain.

$It has a brown back, a head with two black lateral stripes and black spots on the wings.\nIn addition to its size, another characteristic capable of identifying it is the two small black stripes behind its eyes, forming as if they were ears (origin of the Latin name auriculata = with ears). The eyes are surrounded by bluish skin. On the wings, the black balls are also striking. It flies very fast, with changes in height and in zigzags, unlike other doves. This species of dove can measure up to 25 centimeters in length. Intermediate in size between a dove and a pigeon, it can only be confused with the juritis (genus Leptotila), but unlike these, it does not occur in forests and woodlands, being strictly rural. The male has a bluish head and his neck, when illuminated by sunlight, shows pink and blue spots to attract the female during mating season, when he displays himself by filling his neck. In the female, the head is a brownish, reddish tone, with the neck having a yellowish and greenish tone when the sunlight illuminates it. However, outside the breeding season, the feather colors of both sexes are practically identical, with no sexual dimorphism.$

A male Hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) with a raised crest feathers in a green, lush and old boreal forest during spring breeding season in Estonia, Northern Europe.

Red-shouldered hawk is looking for a prey in his natural environment.

ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus) portrait in spring

Female bird Ruffed grouse is standing alerted with raised crest on a log in the summer green forest in dense foliage.

Ruffed grouse in a Pastel Forest in Grass River Provincial Park in Manitoba

$Northwest Oregon's Cascade Range Foothills.\nWillamette National Forest/NW.\nMt. Jefferson Wilderness/NW.\nSouth Breitenbush Canyon.\n\nThe Elusive Ruffed Grouse On A Remote Forest Road.$

Hazel grouse staying on a trunk overgrown with moss. Close-up

Bird, Animal Head, Red-tailed Hawk, Hawk - Bird, Bird of Prey

The buffy-crowned wood partridge is a bird species in the family Odontophoridae. Bird in the nature habitat, sitting on the ground. Birdwatching in Costa Rica. Wildlife scene from nature.

Wild Hazel Grouse adult male. Concerned bird. Birds hunting.

A Ruffed Grouse peers out of his roost in an Aspen Tree

Masked Bobwhite, Colinus virginianus ridgwayi, reintroduced back into Arizona.

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