Photography & Preface by Noppadol Paothong Noppadol Paothong has been photographing wildlife for more than 18 years. His focus has been on rare and endangered species, and for the past 11 years he has worked primarily on grassland...
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Grassland grouse once thrived from the Eastern seaboard (the extinct heath hen) to the Pacific coast (the Columbian sharp-tailed grouse) in North America. In between were three major species of grassland grouse (the prairie-chickens, the sage-grouse, and the sharp-tailed...
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The dances of grassland grouse, from the impressive courtship dance of prairie chicken to the bizarre behaviors of sage-grouse, are known to nature lovers as one of the most impressive wildlife displays in North America. This video introduces why it is important to care about...
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The book covers the following species: Heath Hen, Greater Prairie-Chicken, Lesser Prairie-Chicken, Attwater’s Prairie-Chicken, Greater Sage-Grouse, Gunnison Sage-Grouse, and Sharp-tailed Grouse. Chapter 1, Like Smoke into Wind: The Heath Hen Chapter 2,...
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The dances of grassland grouse, from the impressive courtship dance of prairie chicken to the bizarre behaviors of sage-grouse, are known to nature lovers as one of the most impressive wildlife displays in North America. This video introduces why it is important to care about these species and what it stands to lose if they are allowed to disappear forever.
Grassland grouse once thrived from the Eastern seaboard (the extinct heath hen) to the Pacific coast (the Columbian sharp-tailed grouse) in North America. In between were three major species of grassland grouse (the prairie-chickens, the sage-grouse, and the sharp-tailed grouse). Those historic grouse numbered in the millions.
Read book testimonials from an internationally recognized nature photographer, Jim Brandenburg, co-founder of International Crane Foundation, photo editor of National Wildlife magazine and editor of BirdWatching magazine.
Last week while attending Central Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival in Wisconsin Rapid,...
Hybridization of greater and lesser prairie-chicken is uncommon but well established in...
The April 2012 issue of the BirdWatching Magazine is featuring my article and images on...
My Gunnison Sage-Grouse image is the cover of the February 2012 issue of the Journal of...
I am excited to learn that two of my grouse images were selected for the 2011 Audubon...
Grassland grouse once thrived on the Eastern seaboard (the extinct heath hen) to the...
The Columbian sharp-tailed grouse is one of seven subspecies of sharp-tailed grouse in...
Around 1930, exotic fire ants arrived in Texas from South America. Since then, the...
Lesser prairie chickens, like many ground-dwelling birds, have a short life expectancy...
Hundreds of wind turbines have been built in the Oklahoma panhandle area to help meet the...
Noppadol Paothong is a staff photographer at the Missouri Department of Conservation and contributes to its monthly magazine, Missouri Conservationist. He has received numerous awards for his photography skills, and his photos have appeared in a number of national publications. Designed by Elegant WordPress Themes | Powered by WordPress
