Breeds of Quail
Our Coturnix Quail
Pharaoh
The original color one would see in the wild, wild-type pattern, dominant.
Female Male
The original color one would see in the wild, wild-type pattern, dominant.
Female Male
White Tuxedo
Two colored pied pattern. This is a result of a combination of the genes for chocolate with genes for recessive white.
Females and Males look exactly alike except for their size, the females are a bit larger than the males.
Two colored pied pattern. This is a result of a combination of the genes for chocolate with genes for recessive white.
Females and Males look exactly alike except for their size, the females are a bit larger than the males.
Other Coturnix color variations
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Manchurian Golden
Yellow gold with brown stripes. A single dominant gene for yellow changes wild type to Manchurian.
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English White
Homozygous for recessive white. Most have black or brown spotting
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Italian
Beige to yellow with striated markings
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Dark British Range
Also known as Tibetan. It looks like a dark chocolate bird with a white throat. Some have more white on them, some don't have white at all.
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Rosetta
Also known as British Range. A combination of an English white and a Dark British Range. A lighter orange/tan color throughout body.
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Red Tuxedo
A new two colored pied pattern. Looks like a normal tux but the red replaces the chocolate. A combination of Range and English white.
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Red Range
Also known as cinnamon