Meanings of pinnated grouse in English

Parrakeet, ivory-billed woodpecker, passenger pigeon, whooping crane, pinnated grouse; bison, elk, beaver.

Their assemblages greatly surpass in numbers those of the pinnated grouse already described.

For example, the pinnated grouse and sharp-tailed grouse are more plentiful than in 15 years.

Ivory-billed woodpecker, sandhill crane, whooping crane, pinnated grouse, American and snowy egret where unprotected.-(E.A.

The pinnated grouse, sage grouse, Bob White quail and ptarmigan exercise but little keen reason in self-protection.

From Ohio to the great plains, the pinnated grouse could be made far more common than crows and blackbirds.

Laws have been made for the protection of the pinnated grouse, or prairie chicken, and others of their tribe.

Even the pinnated grouse could be successfully introduced over one-third of the state, if the people would have it so.

The pinnated grouse has been seen near Boston within the present century, but is now exterminated, I believe, except in Martha's Vineyard.

Pigeon, wild turkey, pinnated grouse, northern pileated woodpecker, parrakeet; white-tailed deer, bison, elk, black bear, puma, gray wolf, beaver, otter, puma, lynx.

The birds threatened with extermination are the American woodcock, wood-duck, snowy egret, pinnated grouse, wild turkey, ruffed grouse, golden eagle, bald eagle, pileated woodpecker.

Pinnated grouse.-(J.C. Clark); otter, kit fox, black-footedferret.-(G.W.

Pinnated grouse, except where rigidly protected.

Dr. Purnell's first experiment with the Pinnated Grouse (Cupidonia cupido) has encouraged others to bring the ruffled grouse to the eastern shore of Maryland.