Quail sexing – We get a lot of emails in which you guys ask how to sex quails i.e. how to tell which one is a male or a female. I have a bit of time now so I’ll give you a little guide here.
Quail Sexing – How to find out if it’s a male or female? Read More »
The Canary Islands Quail inhabited El Hierro, La Palma, Tenerife and Fuerteventura before first humans settled on the islands.
Canary Islands Quail – Coturnix Gomerae Read More »
The Blue Quail or also called African Blue Quail can be seen in well maintained gardens, parks, watery fields, on grasslands next to moist forests and also in swamps.
Blue Quail – Coturnix Adansonii Read More »
The Harlequin Quail is often seen on open grasslands, watery fields and savannas where there are many trees and shrubs.
Harlequin Quail – Coturnix Delegorguei Read More »
The Stubble quail’s territory is Australia; you can mainly meet them in the South-eastern and South-western areas but apart from the very northern parts you would see them living a nomadic lifestyle.
Stubble Quail – Coturnix Pectoralis Read More »
The European Quail or aften called Common Quail is a migratory bird and travels all over Europe, Africa and Southern parts of Asia. Some individuals seem like they’re just on the move all year round but even the ones that versify at home do not leave at the same time when the migration time comes.
European Quail – Coturnix Coturnix Read More »
The Chinese Painted Quail is the most commonly used but actually the correct name of this lovely bird is Asian Blue Quail.
Chinese Painted Quail – Coturnix Chinensis Read More »
Quail keeping guidelines for the attention of hobby quail keepers or small scale quail keepers who keep quail to provide eggs and/or meat for their family or just as game birds.
