What grouse is also called the greater prairie chicken?

The grouse commonly referred to as the greater prairie chicken is scientifically known as Tympanuchus cupido. This bird is native to the North American prairies and is known for its distinctive courtship displays, which include elaborate dances and vocalizations. Greater prairie chickens are characterized by their striking orange air sacs and feathered legs. They primarily inhabit grasslands and are known for their importance in the ecosystem as well as their conservation status, which has been a concern due to habitat loss.