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Male prairie chickens compete for territory and mating rights by squaring off and jumping up and down. They perform amusing dances and blow out their bright orange sacks on their throats. They make a booming sound that echoes across the area. As their mating grounds, called “leks” are encroached upon, these birds are becoming endangered. How long will these images be seen? You can hold onto this one.
Male prairie chickens compete for territory and mating rights by squaring off and jumping up and down. They perform amusing dances and blow out their bright orange sacks on their throats. They make a booming sound that echoes across the area. As their mating grounds, called “leks” are encroached upon, these birds are becoming endangered. How long will these images be seen? You can hold onto this one.