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A Pretty Pronghorn Grazing on Sagebrush Stock Photo

RFHP2KCP–A Pretty Pronghorn Grazing on Sagebrush

Bighorn Sheep herd eating sagebrush in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA Stock Photo

RFEEF2GB–Bighorn Sheep herd eating sagebrush in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA

Bison graze on the dried grass on Antelope Flats of Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Stock Photo

RMFB3GY4–Bison graze on the dried grass on Antelope Flats of Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.

Cow mooose in ddep grass and sagebrush in early morning light Stock Photo

RFHPJ9NY–Cow mooose in ddep grass and sagebrush in early morning light

WY03068-00...WYOMING - A pair of pronghorn antelope grazing on the slopes of Specimen Ridge in Yellowstone National Park. Stock Photo

RMRGXTBN–WY03068-00...WYOMING - A pair of pronghorn antelope grazing on the slopes of Specimen Ridge in Yellowstone National Park.

Young yearling bull moose in sagebrush and bitterbrush meadow foraging Stock Photo

RFHPJYAD–Young yearling bull moose in sagebrush and bitterbrush meadow foraging

RFHGNT9M–TARRAGON

Herd of Bison Graze in the Meadow in Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming, USA Stock Photo

RF2AA1M3M–Herd of Bison Graze in the Meadow in Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming, USA

RMCT5AMP–TARRAGON

sage salvia officinalis labiatae sagebrush saulge good health curative Stock Photo

RFA6MN33–sage salvia officinalis labiatae sagebrush saulge good health curative

Snow collects on a bison during a late winter storm in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Stock Photo

RMFAEMTY–Snow collects on a bison during a late winter storm in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.

RFDDX4T4–Saltimbocca alla romana

A trio of moose browsing on willow trees below the Sleeping Indian of the Gros Ventre Mountains. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming Stock Photo

RMP8DBHP–A trio of moose browsing on willow trees below the Sleeping Indian of the Gros Ventre Mountains. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

RMCT40R7–TARRAGON

High angle view of a bowl of noodles and vegetables Stock Photo

RMA4987J–High angle view of a bowl of noodles and vegetables

Nevada Reno Couple at Casino Buffet Stock Photo

RMA8BRN7–Nevada Reno Couple at Casino Buffet

. Bird guide : water birds, game birds and birds of prey east of the Rockies . 187. 1.S8 SAGE GROUSE 30!). Centrocercus vropJtnsianus. 29 in. Tlie female of this large and very interesting grouse,differs fioni the male only in its smaller size and paler,dullei- plumage. They are found in abundance on thedry sagebrush-covered plains about the Rocky Mts. andto the westward. In siunmer they feed largely iH)ninsects and buds of various ])lants, but in fall andwinter, their food is almost entirely the leaves of tliesagebrush; at this season, in consequence, their flesliis unfit to eat, so they ar Stock Photo

RM2CNWWED–. Bird guide : water birds, game birds and birds of prey east of the Rockies . 187. 1.S8 SAGE GROUSE 30!). Centrocercus vropJtnsianus. 29 in. Tlie female of this large and very interesting grouse,differs fioni the male only in its smaller size and paler,dullei- plumage. They are found in abundance on thedry sagebrush-covered plains about the Rocky Mts. andto the westward. In siunmer they feed largely iH)ninsects and buds of various ])lants, but in fall andwinter, their food is almost entirely the leaves of tliesagebrush; at this season, in consequence, their flesliis unfit to eat, so they ar

Nevada Wild horses near Reno Stock Photo

RMA8BRME–Nevada Wild horses near Reno

A Pronghorn Close Up on the Plains of Colorado Stock Photo

RFHP51DM–A Pronghorn Close Up on the Plains of Colorado

Bighorn Sheep ram eating sagebrush in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA Stock Photo

RFEEF2GA–Bighorn Sheep ram eating sagebrush in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA

RFHPJYB7–Young yearling bull moose in sagebrush and bitterbrush meadow foraging

RFDDX57G–Saltimbocca alla romana

. Bulletin. Gramineae -- United States; Forage plants -- United States. 67 THE BITTER SAGES. The bitter sages, or sage-brusbes, are most of tbem so bitter that stock will not eat them as a general thing, except in times of scarcity of forage. Sheep eat the sagebrush more often than do any other of the domestic animals. They do not make a general diet of it, but eat small quantities now and then, as if for a tonic or appetizer. Bud brush or spring sage {Artemisia spinescens) is probably the most valu- able of this group of sages. It is most abundant in the Eed Desert of Wyoming, and extends int Stock Photo

RMRH17K1–. Bulletin. Gramineae -- United States; Forage plants -- United States. 67 THE BITTER SAGES. The bitter sages, or sage-brusbes, are most of tbem so bitter that stock will not eat them as a general thing, except in times of scarcity of forage. Sheep eat the sagebrush more often than do any other of the domestic animals. They do not make a general diet of it, but eat small quantities now and then, as if for a tonic or appetizer. Bud brush or spring sage {Artemisia spinescens) is probably the most valu- able of this group of sages. It is most abundant in the Eed Desert of Wyoming, and extends int

RFHPJYAM–Young yearling bull moose in sagebrush and bitterbrush meadow foraging

Young bison eating grass , portrait in park Stock Photo

RFJGGFT1–Young bison eating grass , portrait in park

RFDDX5HA–Saltimbocca alla romana

. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. wM'j. w-^;-- FiGiTKE :tn Sagebnisli and rabbitbrush are less choice forage plants east of the Sierras. Deer eat foliage from these shrubs, bnt usually such plants are so abundant, in relation to choice forage, that individual shrubs receive only light use. But look at this overcropped rabbitbrush! . . eaten down to coarse stems on an area where too many deer are present. TTnngry ani- mals nuist eat! Badly hedged sagebrush and rabbitbr Stock Photo

RMRG46KY–. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. wM'j. w-^;-- FiGiTKE :tn Sagebnisli and rabbitbrush are less choice forage plants east of the Sierras. Deer eat foliage from these shrubs, bnt usually such plants are so abundant, in relation to choice forage, that individual shrubs receive only light use. But look at this overcropped rabbitbrush! . . eaten down to coarse stems on an area where too many deer are present. TTnngry ani- mals nuist eat! Badly hedged sagebrush and rabbitbr

RFDDX563–Saltimbocca alla romana

. Bird guide [microform]. Waterfowl; Birds; Gibier d'eau; Oiseaux. SAGE GROUSE. 309 rentrncm-us Hro/*fta»iaH««. 29 In. The female ol this large and very Interesting grouse, differs from the male only in its smaller size and paler, duller plumage. They are found In abund- ance on the dry sagebrush-covered plains about the Rocky Mts. and to the westward. In the summer they 'eed largely upon insects and buds of various plants but in the fall and winter, their food is almost entirely the leaves of the sagebrush; at this season, m consequence, their flesh is unfit to eat, so they are not hunted for Stock Photo

RMRENA74–. Bird guide [microform]. Waterfowl; Birds; Gibier d'eau; Oiseaux. SAGE GROUSE. 309 rentrncm-us Hro/*fta»iaH««. 29 In. The female ol this large and very Interesting grouse, differs from the male only in its smaller size and paler, duller plumage. They are found In abund- ance on the dry sagebrush-covered plains about the Rocky Mts. and to the westward. In the summer they 'eed largely upon insects and buds of various plants but in the fall and winter, their food is almost entirely the leaves of the sagebrush; at this season, m consequence, their flesh is unfit to eat, so they are not hunted for