The historical range of this species included 16 US states.
A large bird that looks like a turkey, sticking out the chest and waving its tail in the form of a star during a spectacular performance!
Sage hen (Centrocercus urophasianus), also known as a large sage grouse, is a gray-brown bird with a black abdomen.
The males have a black head and throat, as well as a white ruff surrounding a couple of inflatable boats.
Thus, the yellow balloons that make sound when impetus forward produce characteristic clapping sounds of fluid during demonstration.
The female has a dark spot emphasized by white marks behind the eye.
The historical range of this species included 16 US states, as well as the Canadian provinces of Albert, British Colombia and Saskatchewan.
However, since 1988, the population of Canada has declined by 98 percent.
In 2013, the Governor of Canada in the Council issued an order for extreme protection in the hope of saving the view.
Also in 2013, the fury of the great sage disappeared in five US states.
Throughout the year, it consumes leaves, flowers and buds of various plants.
In addition, in the summer he sometimes eats insects.
