North American Fauna 57
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How the youngsters became lost, of course, was usually unknown, but several reasons were apparent.
The characteristic loose feeding formation of broods possibly con- tributed to straying; also, broods usually scattered widely and flew far when disturbed; and, possibly most significant of all, adults did not appear to have a highly developed rallying call that doubtless would be of assistance in reassembling youngsters.
Lost chicks evidently join other gi'oups occasionally, as hens ac- companied... by young of varied sizes were several times noted in 1937.
Once two chicks, about 2 and 3 weeks old, respectively, were seen with two molting males. Higher population levels might increase the frequency of adoptions.
FAMILY DISINTEGRATION Many young Attwater's prairie chickens 6 to 8 weeks old leave the family groups and take up life on their own, but, as is true with domestic chickens, all young do not leave the hen at the same time; disintegration of the family group is gradual. Some young remain with the hen well into the fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How the youngsters became lost, of course, was usually unknown, but several reasons were apparent.
The characteristic loose feeding formation of broods possibly con- tributed to straying; also, broods usually scattered widely and flew far when disturbed; and, possibly most significant of all, adults did not appear to have a highly developed rallying call that doubtless would be of assistance in reassembling youngsters.
Lost chicks evidently join other gi'oups occasionally, as hens ac- companied... by young of varied sizes were several times noted in 1937.
Once two chicks, about 2 and 3 weeks old, respectively, were seen with two molting males. Higher population levels might increase the frequency of adoptions.
FAMILY DISINTEGRATION Many young Attwater's prairie chickens 6 to 8 weeks old leave the family groups and take up life on their own, but, as is true with domestic chickens, all young do not leave the hen at the same time; disintegration of the family group is gradual. Some young remain with the hen well into the fall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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