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==Identification== | ==Identification== | ||
==Distribution== | ==Distribution== | ||
| + | Mainy seen in [[Kansas]], [[Nebraska]], [[South Dakota]], and [[Missouri]], with smaller populations in [[North Dakota]], [[Minnesota]], [[Wisconsin]], [[Illinois]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Iowa]], and [[Texas]]. | ||
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==Taxonomy== | ==Taxonomy== | ||
The Attwater's subspecies of the Texas coastal grasslands is critically endangered. The eastern seaboard subspecies ("Heath Hen") is extinct. | The Attwater's subspecies of the Texas coastal grasslands is critically endangered. The eastern seaboard subspecies ("Heath Hen") is extinct. | ||
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- Tympanuchus cupido
Identification
Distribution
Mainy seen in Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Missouri, with smaller populations in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Texas.
Taxonomy
The Attwater's subspecies of the Texas coastal grasslands is critically endangered. The eastern seaboard subspecies ("Heath Hen") is extinct.
