Appearance
Behaviors
Bird Brain I
Young Naturalist
Bird Brain II
100

The stripped pattern to feathers

What is Barred? 

100

The breeding ground for grouse

What are leks

100

A male turkey

What is a tom?
100

This bird starred in "The  Bird that Followed the Plow"

What are prairie chickens? 

100

These two birds are similar in size and shape, especially in beaks. 

What are Snipe and Woodcock? 
200

The spotted pattern on feathers

What is mottled?

200

When birds find a place to rest above ground

What is roosting? 

200

The primary habitat that many UGF live in

What are grasslands?

200

Where turkeys do not have plumage

What is the neck?

200

Known for their call "poor-bob-white"

What are bobwhite quails? 

300

The (often colored) body appendage on the heads of many UGF

What are combs? 

300

The unique mating behavior performed by grouse

What is drumming? 

300

These birds have been clocked at flying speeds of up to 60 mph

What are pheasants? 

300

The primary reason farmers disliked prairie chickens

What is eating their crops? 

300

This bird eats pine needles as a primary food source

What are Spruce Grouse? 

400

The modified feathers found on the front of a (typically) tom

What is a beard? 

400

A small flock that many small game birds will band within for some time

What is a covey? 

400
They have the largest range of any UGF

What are Mourning Doves? 

400

The reason turkeys are not found near Duluth, MN.

What is a suitable food source?

400

Known to raise their pinnae feathers during courtship

What are Prairie Chickens? 

500

The refraction of light against feathers 

What is iridescence? 

500

The primary form of escape for Chukars

What is fleeing uphill? 

500

The three introduced UGF species

What are Pheasants, Chukars and Hungarian Gray Partridges? 
500

The primary reason for Prairie Chicken population decline

What is habitat loss and overhunting?

500

The only UGF not seen in MN (from our list)

What are Sage Grouse