quail, any of roughly 130 species of small short-tailed game birds classified in the families Phasianidae and Odontophoridae (order Galliformes), resembling partridges but generally smaller and less robust.

Explore the captivating world of quails! Learn about the different types of quail species, their habitats, behaviors, and much more.

Quail are birds that are typically found in small flocks, otherwise known as "coveys." In late spring and early summer, coveys begin to break up as pair bonds form between individual males and females prior to the breeding season.

Everything you should know about the Quail. The Quail is a group of birds with more than 40 species similar to pheasants, partridges and chickens.

Common quail breed in Europe, western Asia, and northwest Africa. Unlike most game birds, they are strongly migratory and winter in Africa and southern India. They inhabit grasslands and farmlands preferring areas with dense, tall vegetation.

Discover the fascinating world of quail—small birds known for their agility, diverse species, and rich history. With around 130 species, quail thrive in grasslands and farmlands, feeding on seeds and insects.

Quails can be divided into two main categories: Old World quail and New World quail. The Old World quail group consists of over 30 species found primarily in Asia and Europe.

Flinch, recoil, and wince are all synonyms of quail, but each word has a slightly different use. When you flinch, you fail to endure pain or to face something dangerous or frightening with resolution ("she faced her accusers without flinching").