Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
THE RUFFED GROUSE ON A LOG. OUR WILDEST BIRD: THE RUFFED GROUSE Whether we flush the ruffed grouse from theground or from a tree, or discover him walkingquietly about his business, the meeting is sure to … A FLOCK OF RUFFED GROUSE. be a surprise and a pleasure. On the one handthe powerful bird dashing off with a whir and aroar, on the other a strutting beauty full of self-consciousness. Just at this time the eggs are about hatching,and we may find the mother with her brood or,perhaps, among the…
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