My brother is looking for mountain quail? I thought he ment californa quail but he said he thought those were vally qauil. Anyone know antying about mountain quail?? Thanks
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I think you are doing fine with food if they are adult birds. In the wild, the diet of adult mountain quail is mostly vegetarian with a small percentage of protein. However, the young is the opposite and they need more protein than green food. As the young get older, their diet will become more and more vegetarian like the adults. I have examined a few crops contents that were given to me from hunted birds in the fall (=adults) and each quail usually have less than 10% protein (mostly 5% though). But in a caged environment, the recommendation by twocrowsranch is fine since it contains the essential vitamins, etc. as well.Hello there. I would love some advice of you about mountain quail. What are their feeding requirement's. What do they eat. Apart from different type's of millet seeds and greenfoods and insects.... I cannot wait for ther good weather so I can build them a flight..
Cheer's BOB in the uk.
I do not recall reading a post about it but could you provide the link to what you mean when you say that valley quail are in the same breath as mountain quail? As far as I know, both quail are different species just like how a golden red pheasant is different from a silver pheasant. One easy difference is to look at their plumes (a quick google search should help).Aye, Reading in an earlier comment.On mountain quail, One man commented on the valley quail, as in the same breath as mountain quail. Has he any pics of them as I have allway's been led to believe that they where a form of bob white's or californians. I would love to see the difference though. I have just put in another six bluescaled in the incie.today.
Cheer's BOB....