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Upland Birds

Popular upland birds that are found across the country include turkeys, pheasants, grouse, and quail. The term “upland” refers to where they are often found.

Upland bird feet: GrouseUpland bird feet: Wild Turkey

The basic shape of upland birds is similar to chickens. They also have short rounded wings that are good for short flights and strong legs that are good for running.

Most male upland birds have more colorful feathers than females. The female’s plain feathers help her provide camouflage cover for her nest.

Wild Turkey
Wild Turkey

Mourning Dove
Mourning Dove

Bob White
Bob White
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