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North American Prairies (Galla, 2013). The
extinct heath hen of the
American East Coast,
usually considered a
subspecies of the
greater prairie chicken, has...
- The
heath hen (Tympanuchus
cupido cupido) is an
extinct subspecies of the
greater prairie chicken (Tympanuchus cupido), a
large North American bird in...
- (25–42 oz). The
greater prairie-chicken has a
wingspan range of 69.5–72.5 cm (27.4–28.5 in).
There are
three subspecies; The
heath hen,
Tympanuchus cupido...
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opossums in
addition to
other small game. Raccoon, opossum, partridges,
prairie hen and
frogs were
among the fare Mark
Twain recorded as part of American...
- Press. pp. 66–. ISBN 978-0-520-93134-3. mark
twain possum, coon and
prairie hen.
William Dean
Howells (1888). Mark Twain's
Library of Humor. Charles...
- The
hen harrier (Circus cyaneus) is a bird of prey. It
breeds in Eurasia. The term "
hen harrier"
refers to its
former habit of
preying on free-ranging...
- the
Shoshone language word sisk-a-dee-agie,
which means "river of the
prairie hen". The area was
first visited by
white explorers in 1811 and was later...
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Prairie Faquetaïque is a
prairie in the U.S.
state of Louisiana. Faquetaïque is a name
derived from the
Choctaw language meaning "turkey
hen". U.S. Geological...
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Haven White Wings (1913–1915) New
Haven Murlins (1911–1912) New
Haven Prairie Hens (1910) New
Haven Black Crows (1909) New
Haven Blues (1899–1908) New Haven...
- At****er's
prairie-chicken (Tympanuchus
cupido at****eri) is a
highly endangered subspecies of the
greater prairie-chicken that is
native to
coastal Texas...