Wisconsin turns to Minnesota for new blood to restore grouse
Friday, April 14, 2017 - 12:31
in Health & Medicine
The entertaining springtime ritual of male sharp-tailed grouse twirling, nodding and strutting their stuff on the prairie to impress the ladies isn't as common a sight in Wisconsin as it used to be. So biologists are bringing in new blood from Minnesota to provide an isolated flock with a shot at survival.