- The
heath hen (Tympanuchus
cupido cupido) is an
extinct subspecies of the
greater prairie chicken (Tympanuchus cupido), a
large North American bird in...
- Extinct". IDA USA.
Retrieved 2024-09-01. "The
Heath Hen Could Come Back".
Retrieved 2024-09-01. "
Heath Hen Debate Contains Vineyard DNA". The
Vineyard Gazette...
- the
heath hen was
extirpated from
mainland North America,
leaving a
relict po****tion of 300
individuals on Martha's Vineyard. In 1908 the "
Heath Hen Reserve"...
- best
known for his
studies of the last po****tions of the now-extinct
heath hen.
Alfred Otto
Gross was born on
April 8, 1883, in Atwood, Illinois, as...
-
species was
officially declared extinct in 1939.
Booming Ben, a
solitary heath hen (Tympanuchus
cupido cupido), was last seen 11
March 1932 on Martha's Vineyard...
- USS
Heath Hen (AMc-6) was a
wooden dragger (trawler),
built in 1936 by A. D. Storey, Fairhaven, M****achusetts, as Noreen.
Acquired by the
United States...
-
commonly seen in the
North American Prairies (Galla, 2013). The
extinct heath hen of the
American East Coast,
usually considered a
subspecies of the greater...
-
Again the
importers lent the name to the bird;
hence turkey-****s and turkey-
hens, and soon thereafter, turkeys. In 1550, the
English navigator William Strickland...
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depending on race (see below). The
hen (female) is much smaller,
weighing about half as much as the ****. The
capercaillie hen's body from beak to tail is approximately...
- 19th
century efforts to
protect the
hen, by 1927, the po****tion of
birds had
dropped to 13. The last
known heath hen,
named "Booming Ben",
perished on...