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Definition of ruffed grouse in English: ruffed grousenoun A North American woodland grouse which has a black ruff on the sides of the neck. Bonasa umbellus, family Tetraonidae (or Phasianidae) Example sentencesExamples - And the Poconos' deciduous forests harbor a wealth of birds, ranging from the scarlet tanager to the ruffed grouse.
- One year, a ruffed grouse took a liking to Bob and would emerge from the woods near the ninth green whenever he walked past; once, it followed his daughter into their house.
- The ruffed grouse, in contrast, is secretive, elusive and quick to take flight - hikers and hunters seldom get more than a glimpse.
- As food, wild turkeys eat its roots, and ruffed grouse, mourning doves, bobwhite, turkeys and juncos devour its seeds.
- On the one hand, you have the uplands: home to the ruffed grouse and the woodcock, the ringneck pheasant, the bobwhite quail, and just possibly sharptail grouse and Hungarian partridge, too.
- Photuris pennsylvanica officially took its place alongside the whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, and Great Dane as official state symbols.
- Tracks of squirrel, weasel, coyote, rabbit, ruffed grouse, and mice are common, says Alison Adams, who runs snowshoe hikes in Harbor Springs, Michigan.
- Did you know that Pennsylvania's state bird is the ruffed grouse?
- In addition, Cranberry Glades is home to white-tailed deer, beaver, and black bear, as well as ruffed grouse and great blue herons.
- The ruffed grouse is a nonmigratory, forest game bird.
- Be on the lookout for woodcocks, rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, foxes, beavers, otters, ruffed grouse, and muskrat.
- His experienced ears have picked up the faint, deep, drumming sound of a ruffed grouse.
- We ski stealthily up to a herd of deer or pass a ruffed grouse on the trail while gliding along.
Definition of ruffed grouse in US English: ruffed grousenoun A North American woodland grouse which has a black ruff on the sides of the neck. Bonasa umbellus, family Tetraonidae (or Phasianidae) Example sentencesExamples - One year, a ruffed grouse took a liking to Bob and would emerge from the woods near the ninth green whenever he walked past; once, it followed his daughter into their house.
- Tracks of squirrel, weasel, coyote, rabbit, ruffed grouse, and mice are common, says Alison Adams, who runs snowshoe hikes in Harbor Springs, Michigan.
- Photuris pennsylvanica officially took its place alongside the whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, and Great Dane as official state symbols.
- The ruffed grouse is a nonmigratory, forest game bird.
- And the Poconos' deciduous forests harbor a wealth of birds, ranging from the scarlet tanager to the ruffed grouse.
- The ruffed grouse, in contrast, is secretive, elusive and quick to take flight - hikers and hunters seldom get more than a glimpse.
- On the one hand, you have the uplands: home to the ruffed grouse and the woodcock, the ringneck pheasant, the bobwhite quail, and just possibly sharptail grouse and Hungarian partridge, too.
- Be on the lookout for woodcocks, rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, foxes, beavers, otters, ruffed grouse, and muskrat.
- His experienced ears have picked up the faint, deep, drumming sound of a ruffed grouse.
- Did you know that Pennsylvania's state bird is the ruffed grouse?
- In addition, Cranberry Glades is home to white-tailed deer, beaver, and black bear, as well as ruffed grouse and great blue herons.
- We ski stealthily up to a herd of deer or pass a ruffed grouse on the trail while gliding along.
- As food, wild turkeys eat its roots, and ruffed grouse, mourning doves, bobwhite, turkeys and juncos devour its seeds.
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