Common Quail
Common Name:
Common Quail
Scientific Name:
Coturnix coturnix
Conservation status:
Not Endangered
Habitat in Punjab:
Farmlands, grasslands, and scrublands.
Biodiversity & Ecosystem Impact:
Common Quails are important for insect control and play a role in the food chain.
Common Quail: Whisperer of Punjab's Rural Fields
The Common Quail, a migratory bird, graces Punjab’s rural landscapes with its unassuming yet enchanting presence. These small game birds are known for their distinctive “wet-my-lips” call that fills the air during breeding season. Camouflaged in intricate brown patterns, they blend seamlessly into their surroundings. These agile birds undertake remarkable migrations, covering thousands of kilometers. Unfortunately, changing agricultural practices and habitat loss threaten their populations. Conservation efforts by Punjab Wildlife Department and local communities are crucial for ensuring that the delicate charm of the Common Quail continues to resonate in Punjab’s serene countryside.
Common Quail: Whisperer of Punjab's Rural Fields
The Common Quail, a migratory bird, graces Punjab’s rural landscapes with its unassuming yet enchanting presence. These small game birds are known for their distinctive “wet-my-lips” call that fills the air during breeding season. Camouflaged in intricate brown patterns, they blend seamlessly into their surroundings. These agile birds undertake remarkable migrations, covering thousands of kilometers. Unfortunately, changing agricultural practices and habitat loss threaten their populations. Conservation efforts by Punjab Wildlife Department and local communities are crucial for ensuring that the delicate charm of the Common Quail continues to resonate in Punjab’s serene countryside.