Red Grouse

The red grouse is differentiated from the willow grouse and ptarmigan by its plumage being reddish brown and not having a white winter plumage. The tail is black and the legs are white. There are white stripes on the underwing and red combs over the eye. Females are less reddish than the males and have less conspicuous combs. Young birds are duller and lack the red combs. Birds in Ireland are sometimes thought to belong to a separate subspecies.

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This download was made to accompany the user-made Moorland biome, and will require it in order to work properly.

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