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Gallinaeous birds

Winthrop, WA April 2007
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White tailed ptarmigan (male)
White tailed ptarmigan (male)		 White tailed ptarmigan (male)
White tailed ptarmigan (male)		 White tailed ptarmigan (female)
White tailed ptarmigan (female)		 White tailed ptarmigan (female)
White tailed ptarmigan (female)
White tailed ptarmigan (pair)
White tailed ptarmigan (pair)		 White tailed ptarmigan (male)
White tailed ptarmigan (male)		 Spruce Grouse (hen with chicks) Image 30
Spruce Grouse (hen with chicks) Image 30		 Spruce grouse (female) Image 26
Spruce grouse (female) Image 26
Spruce grouse (chicks) Image 31
Spruce grouse (chicks) Image 31		 Spruce grouse (chick) Image 32
Spruce grouse (chick) Image 32		 Dusky Grouse (female)
Dusky Grouse (female)		 Dusky Grouse (hen)
Dusky Grouse (hen)
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Albert Noorlander11-Dec-2012 05:51
excellent gallery
Beth 16-Nov-2008 01:55
My thanks and my compliments on your extensive and high quality grouse photos. I check Sibley's regularly, but needed a photo to identify 2 Sooty grouse that visited my property today. Thank you.
Kermit 28-Mar-2008 04:48
Khanh, please contact me Kermit@marlboro.edu
Looking for Royal Starlings
Lloyd & Sandy Spitalnik16-Sep-2007 00:34
Fabulous gallery of birds we rarely get to see. Beautifully photographed! Lloyd&Sandy
Phyllis Bailey 26-Apr-2007 22:32
Khanh, thanks for sharing your bounty of photos. I look forward to more in the future.
Lois Miller 26-Apr-2007 06:05
Khanh,
I'm very happy you decided to do this. I'll look forward to checking back often. As always....your photos are outstanding !!
Phil Hotlen 26-Apr-2007 01:43
The female Spruce Grouse that walked ahead of me a little way on a trail NE of Mt. Baker (rain shadow) in 1988 had chestnut ground color in its tail, as seen from above, Also a more brown head, especially the crown (with narrow broken black barring on the crown). I wonder if that was a different subspecies.
Guest 25-Apr-2007 23:24
You are so lucky to have this camera! Someday I'm going to try and afford a digital camera. How wonderful to catch them displaying their "sac" and you are right, a very deep contrasting color. Thank you for sharing. Annette Lange Hildebrand Beaverton
Joseph V Higbee25-Apr-2007 22:44
Super shots Khanh. Glad to see you set up a web site. I look forward to more
John Cravatta25-Apr-2007 18:42
I haven't seen any birds like this one. Thanks for sharing.
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