-
million quail were
produced in the
United States.
Genus Callipepla Scaled quail, (commonly
called blue
quail)
Callipepla squamata Elegant quail, Callipepla...
- India. With its
characteristic call of
three repeated chirps (repeated
three times in
quick succession), this
species of
quail is more
often heard than seen...
- its
characteristic whistling call.
Despite its
secretive nature, the
northern bobwhite is one of the most
familiar quails in
eastern North America, because...
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California quail (Callipepla californica), also
known as the
California valley quail or
Valley quail, is a
small ground-dwelling bird in the New
World quail family...
- For the USAF
unmanned Quail drone aircraft, see ADM-20
Quail. The IMCO
CallAir A-9 is an
agricultural aircraft that
first flew in 1962, a development...
- The ****anese
quail (Coturnix ****onica), also
known as the
coturnix quail, is a
species of Old
World quail found in East Asia.
First considered a subspecies...
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reserved just for the bulls. Cows and ...
Calves may
respond to the cow
calls with
their own low bleats. When
large .. Mathis, Christine; Morton, E. Lynn...
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excluding Tasmania.
Other common names include grey
quail and
pectoral quail. The
stubble quail is a
member of the
family Phasianidae. C. pectoralis...
- The
scaled quail (Callipepla squamata), also
commonly called blue
quail or cottontop, is a
species of the New
World quail family. It is a
bluish gray bird...
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known as Mearns's
quail, the
harlequin quail (for the male's
striking pattern), and the fool
quail (for its behavior). The
Montezuma quail was
formally described...