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Male Ruffed Grouse are aggressively territorial throughout their adult lives, 
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drumming ... This sound is made by beating his wings against the air to create a 
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Ruffed Grouse are aggressively territorial throughout their adult lives, ... This 
sound is made by beating his wings against the air to create a vacuum, .... 
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birds make unusual sounds. ... The male grouse proclaims his territory with this 
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. ... This idea persisted long after it was known that the wild turkey itself came from 
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She explained that her wings would be their arms, her head their head, and so .... 
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Question: This "ruffed" state bird of Penn. is famous for the drumming sound its wings make when proclaiming its territory
Answer: a grouse