What is another word for Bonasa Umbellus?
Pronunciation: [bənˈɑːsəɹ ˈʌmbɛləs] (IPA) 
Bonasa Umbellus is the scientific name for the ruffed grouse, a medium-sized game bird found in North America. Synonyms for this species include "partridge," "wood grouse," and "drummer," the latter of which refers to the male's drumming display used to attract females during breeding season. Bonasa Umbellus is known for its distinctive ruffed neck feathers, which it displays during aggressive behavior or courtship rituals. They typically live in forests and prefer areas with thick underbrush, feeding on a variety of vegetation and insects. While they are hunted for sport, their populations remain stable and they are not considered threatened or endangered.
