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| Native to Eurasia, North American Range-west coast |
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| Require Steep, dry, rocky slopes with shrub steppe vegetation, with caves and crevices to roost in. They can survive up to 4000 ft elevation |
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Seeds of grasses and forbs >85% of adult diet
15% insect
Feed onground mostly, but will climb for berries |
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| Called Coveys, form in winter |
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| {Chukar}How many birds do Coveys average? |
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| {Chukar}When do coveys break up and pairs form? |
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| They break up in February and March |
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| {Chukar} What do Chukar Nests look like? |
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| Depressions on the ground, lined with grass, twigs, and feathers. It will be hidden under a rock or shrub. |
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| {Chukar} What kind of mating do Chukars have? |
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| {Chukar} What is the average clutch size? |
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| {Chukar} What is the incubation period? |
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| {Chukar}What affects productivity? |
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