Ants are social insects. Ants can be found living in colonies almost anywhere. They act as grazers, predators, and scavengers. Sage grouse chicks eat ants.

Beetles are insects. They live almost anywhere. They eat plants. Sage grouse chicks eat beetles.

Silver sage is often found in the dry grasslands of southern Saskatchewan. It has a strong sage smell. It is a medium size shrub with lots of woody branches, silvery green leaves, and little yellow flowers.

Pasture sage is often found in the prairie grasslands. It has a strong sage smell. It is a low-growing shrub with thick, soft hair, greyish-silver leaves, and tiny yellow flowers.

Pasture sage is often found in the prairie grasslands. It has a strong sage smell. It is a low-growing shrub with thick, soft hair, greyish-silver leaves, and tiny yellow flowers.

Pasture sage is often found in the prairie grasslands. It has a strong sage smell. It is a low-growing shrub with thick, soft hair, greyish-silver leaves, and tiny yellow flowers.

Pasture sage is often found in the prairie grasslands. It has a strong sage smell. It is a low-growing shrub with thick, soft hair, greyish-silver leaves, and tiny yellow flowers.

Coyotes are mammals. They are wild grey dogs. Coyotes eat fish, deer, sheep, rabbits, ground squirrels, rodents, birds, insects, reptiles, fruit, and wild plants. The coyotes live in the grasslands of Saskatchewan. Coyotes are a predator of the sage grouse.

The Richardson’s ground squirrel is a darkish yellow mammal with black eyes. It eats seeds, grass, and even small insects. The Richardson’s ground squirrel is a grazer in the same habitat as the sage grouse.

The loggerhead shrike has a gray head, black mask, white cheeks and throat, black wings, and white and black wings. The shrike eats insects, songbirds and other small animals. It sticks the dead bodies on branches or barbs until it has time to eat. The loggerhead lives in open bushy areas and pastures. The loggerhead shrike lives in the same habitat as the sage grouse. Shrikes and sage grouse chicks both eat grasshoppers.

The Richardson’s ground squirrel is a darkish yellow mammal with black eyes. It eats seeds, grass, and even small
insects. The Richardson’s ground squirrel is a grazer in the same habitat as the sage grouse.

The pronghorn is the second fastest mammal in the world. It is light brown with a white throat, belly, and rump. It also has black, pronged horns. It stands about one metre high at the shoulder and it weighs about 45 kilograms. Its food is mostly prickly pear cacti, shrubs, and grasses. Most pronghorn in Saskatchewan live in dry grasslands. The pronghorn is a grazer in the same ecosystem as the sage grouse.

Coyotes are mammals. They are wild grey dogs. Coyotes eat fish, deer, sheep, rabbits, ground squirrels, rodents, birds, insects, reptiles, fruit, and wild plants. The coyotes live in the grasslands of Saskatchewan. Coyotes are a predator of the sage grouse.

In the summer the mule deer is light brown or reddish brown. It turns greyish-brown in the winter. The mule deer has large ears. It eats twigs, leaves, and buds of bushes. The mule deer’s habitat in Saskatchewan is mostly in the hills, coulees, and grasslands of the southwest part of the province. It is a grazer in the area where the sage grouse lives.

Ants are social insects. Ants can be found living in colonies almost anywhere. They act as grazers, predators, and scavengers. Sage grouse chicks eat ants.

The golden eagle’s wing span is 2 metres and it weighs 3 to 6 kilograms. It is yellowish-brown. Golden eagles eat birds, hares, insects and dead animals. They live in Saskatchewan in the grasslands and nest on cliffs. The eagle is related to the grouse in a couple of ways. First, they are both birds that live in the grasslands. Second, the eagle eats the sage grouse.