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Indeed. I wish they were calmer and easier to handle. XD They do calm down after a bit of me holding them, which is how I managed to get the pic.

I am leaving them together as I don't want to stress them out. I'd only separate them if there was a danger or if one ended up getting injured.

Little Bee and the yellow one have been crowing, so it could just be one or the other matured earlier. I was afraid I'd need to separate the quail so Little Bee wouldn't start trying to lay eggs.

No idea what is up with my post, but this is what I put: "I have a batch of 4 King/Button quail chicks, and they are only 2 weeks old, so they are still little babies, and yet I heard an odd sound from the brooder. It sounded a LOT like the mating squeaks they do when, well, mating. I missed...

I have a batch of 4 King/Button quail chicks, and they are only 2 weeks old, so they are still little babies, and yet I heard an odd sound from the brooder. It sounded a LOT like the mating squeaks they do when, well, mating. I missed what was going on, so I started watching the little brooder...