Alectoris chukar is the scientific name of a type of partridge that is relatively common in the Great Basin. Chukars are not native to America. They are an introduced game bird from Eurasia.
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| a Chukar |
They inhabit rocky canyons, slopes, and cliffs. Chukars feed on seeds, leaves, insects, and fruit, usually on the ground. They are about 14 inches in length, and have a wingspan of about 21 inches.
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| Silhouette of a Chukar |
Chukars lay 10-21 eggs per clutch.
This is the range of chukars:
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| Chukar Range Map |
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