dusky grouse
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of dusky grouse
1820–30;
Example Sentences
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Blue or dusky grouse, the largest of the mountain species, are slate in color mixed with brown and white-tipped feathers.
From Washington Times
The central and western mountains are home to blue grouse, also known as dusky grouse, ruffed grouse, and spruce grouse, sometimes called Franklin’s grouse.
From Washington Times
Fish & Wildlife Service will help you quickly find out if you found the feather of a dusky grouse, a blue grouse or a ruffed grouse.
From Seattle Times
Game birds are represented by the dusky grouse.
From Project Gutenberg
The blue, or dusky, grouse is also common here.
From Project Gutenberg
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