Shes a buttin quail, doesnt look like her parents wondering what it was.
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The bird on the first post is a little young, I'm not confident enough to say it's a red breasted yet. But it does have some things in common with a red breasted female indeed.
The white spot in the throat leads me to think it could be a single factor tuxedo / pied (sometimes I think that's the same thing - other times people refer to them as different mutations?) too, but that's partially based on my own theories of the genetics of the tuxedo mutation. Tuxedo is usually referred to as a dominant mutation but I have a tuxedo male with 2 wild colored females and they recently had 9 chicks of which not a single one appears to be tuxedo, but several if not all have a few white wing feathers or a white throat spot, so I think the mutation is in fact incomplete dominant.
HI, I am really new to raising button quail, but have one that looks just like yours and posted a picture on here and was told it was.......see pict....hope I am giving you the correct info....
Yup, 'she' does appear to be turning into a male. Perhaps Darth Vader?