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Ruffed grouse, aka partridge, aka mountain pheasant, aka wood chicken, aka pine hen, aka the drummer (Bonada umbellus).
Ad in the Saturday Evening Post for a new Knapp-Felt hat, 1920s. The illustrator's name seems to be Percy Edward Anderson. Ten dollars in those days was worth about $184 in today's money.
Photo: Vintage Everyday
Let’s Throw Down
While I was photographing the hens this rooster strolled into view. He took one look at me and went into full strut mode. He came with a few feet from me before he changed direction and strutted past me. I was glad he did, I don’t think the Game Warden would have bought it was him or me.
Nikon D500, Manual Mode, Tamron 150-600mm VC G2, F/5.6, Auto ISO (240), ET 1/500, Focal Length 280mm, Handheld, Vibration Control on
Silver duck wing and east Grey mix rooster Very handsome his white tail feathers and wing are interesting, does he carry mottling? He is also quite yellow, is that from the sun or is he a Gold carrier? Very pretty danger boy
Pheasant at the Golden Hour
Ringneck pheasant
The male ring-necked pheasant doesn’t just strut—he’ll also make a loud wing-flap and crow to claim territory, like a feathered car alarm with flair.