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yap they both are still wild color both still male sad to say they are not well marked and I would say you need to do some improvements when breeding them to get a properly marked bird

female buttons do not EVER have blue on them just an FYI

Picture#1 Wild Male young Pic#2 Blue Face Male Pic#3 Blue Face Male Pic#4 Wild male Pic#5 Golden Red breasted Female button quails are easiest sexed by the red vent feathers (other then white and some splash) males make a air sound also -- kind of sounds like wind though a crack in door

some can interbreed NO do not house them together

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Backing ya JJ always the man with the right answer

not being able to see them I am going to have to say I agree with Shelley on the colors

buttons are not loud unless they are yelling across the room to the female they want to visit I would much prefer them in my house to any other quail breed! there are 6 in the living room and 99% of the time you do not know they are there unless one of the boys feels like courting the girl he...

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first pic bigger I hope lol guess not lol

another pic sorry sideways

the sad is I get calls day in and day out to go get them from ponds where people dump them it is in the 30s here at night the poor babies

So it is the time of year at the wildlife rehab that all the easter gifts come in when people discover they are more work then first thought this little one came in and we have no clue what kind of duck it is in the picture it is the one with the black tail anyone have a guess

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