A sharp-tail grouse reaches for a crab apple while its mate eats from another tree east of International Falls. To attract a female for mating, male sharp-tailed grouse perform a courtship dance. Each spring, as many as 25 males gather in a grassy area and begin to display. The same dancing ground, called a lek, is used each year if the habitat remains unchanged.
A sharp-tail in an apple tree?
Laurel Beager
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