Black Grouse
Jun 08
There are no Black Grouse in Spain, as this is a bird that inhabits the moors, bogs and forests of central and northern Europe. The Black Grouse is a sedenteray species, in decline over much of its range. Fortunate are those who have seen this handsome bird, or heard its far-carrying, bubbling song. More fortunate still is Erlend Haarberg: his mission for the Wild Wonders of Europe was to photograph Black Grouse on a lek in Sweden.
Of course he succeeded, and admirably. But don’t take our word for it, read the original article here.
O si prefieres, puedes leer el artículo en castellano.
2 Responses to “Black Grouse”
As for your comment at the top of you
page we saw a black Grouse in Granada province yesterday, beautiful.
Hello John
Thank you for commenting, although I must reply that there are no Black Grouse anywhere in Spain, if that is where you are referring to! I wonder what it could have been?
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