Several key plumage characteristics separated the heath hens from their Great Plains counterparts: heath hens generally displayed a strong reddish hue in their plumage, especially in their crop area, and much thicker barring throughout the breast and sides.
Heath hens were generally a strong reddish hue in their plumage, especially in their crop area, and much thicker barring throughout the breast and sides. Several key plumage characteristics separated the Heath hens from their Great Plains counterparts.
Several key plumage characteristics separated the Heath hens from their Great Plains counterparts. Heath hens were generally a strong reddish hue in their plumage, especially in their crop area, and much thicker barring throughout the breast and sides.
Several key plumage characteristics separated the Heath hens from their Great Plains counterparts. Heath hens were generally a strong reddish hue in their plumage, especially in their crop area, and much thicker barring throughout the breast and sides.