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| − | The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the F1 key) describes the hazel grouse thusly: | + | The official [[UnReal World Encyclopedia|URW in-game encyclopedia]] (accessed by the F1 key) describes the hazel grouse thusly: |
''Hazel grouses are the smallest forest game birds found in Unreal World, and the second most common game birds after the black grouse. They have rounded bodies, small heads and thin black beaks. Their attractive plumage has brown, grey, white and black markings.'' | ''Hazel grouses are the smallest forest game birds found in Unreal World, and the second most common game birds after the black grouse. They have rounded bodies, small heads and thin black beaks. Their attractive plumage has brown, grey, white and black markings.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 10:22, 16 December 2018
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| Basic Info | ||
| Type: | Land Bird | |
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| Skin: | 0.2 lbs of leather | |
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| Movement Types: | Walking, Flying | |
| Health: | ' | |
| Hunting Information | ||
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| Trap Type: | Light lever trap | |
| Bait: | ' | |
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| Tear: | ' | |
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| Squeeze: | ' | |
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| Butcher Yield | ||
| Butcher: | 1 cut of meat, < 0.1 lbs of fat | |
This common small woodland bird often interrupts the player's task. When skinned and butchered, it gives about 0.2 lbs of leather, a bunch of feathers, 1 cut of meat, and a tiny amount of fat.
URW Game Encyclopedia description
The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the F1 key) describes the hazel grouse thusly:
Hazel grouses are the smallest forest game birds found in Unreal World, and the second most common game birds after the black grouse. They have rounded bodies, small heads and thin black beaks. Their attractive plumage has brown, grey, white and black markings.
Hazel grouses mate in early spring and nest on the ground, concealed beneath a tree, bush or branch.
Their typical habitat is thick forest with both conifers and leaf trees. In thick forests hazel grouses can survive better from goshawks. It is said that hazel grouses are more often heard than seen. Their high-pitched whistle is often heard in the spring and autumn when the males announce their territories.
Real life context
- Hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) - English Wikipedia article
- Pyy (Tetrastes bonasia) - Finnish Wikipedia article
Gallery
Hazel grouse
