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GAQUGambel's Quail (bird species Callipepla gambelii)
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OUTLOOK: Anyone interested in Utah's Gambel's quail will want to focus their days afield in the southern part of the state, while California quail hunters will want to head north.
The shorthair went on point in thorny brush above a little dirt stock tank, a perfect place for Gambel's quail. Everyone set, somebody stepped forward and kicked a dry cactus.
Bubby makes friends with local wildlife, including a cactus wren, a rabbit, a Mediterranean gecko, a Gambel's quail, and a playful Boston Terrier!
Conversely, the Gambel's quail will gain 62 percent new territory as more areas in the US become habitable for it.
We started out northwest of Tucson, and when the first covey of Gambel's quail went up I shot more than three times with my 20-gauge Franchi autoloader.
That 'mohawk bird' was probably a Gambel's quail. It hides in these tangled branches.
1999: Influence of precipitation timing and summer temperatures on reproduction of Gambel's quail.--Journal of Wildlife Management 63: 154-161.
(Modest too.) I'm called a Gambel's quail. We males wear hats!
I liked this country immensely: its starkness, its sculptured rock, its mysterious box canyons with trickling water, its trusting mobs of javelina and its unfathomable numbers of gorgeous Gambel's quail.
Thus, the ground iguana (Ctenosaura) achieves burst speeds substantially in excess of that attained by Gambel's Quail (Callipepla) even though that lizard's major locomotor muscles are only about 50% as massive as those of the quail.
Painted redstarts, gnat-catchers, bridled titmice, yellow-eyed juncos, and gray-breasted jays frequent the trees above, while Gambel's quail and three kinds of to-whee work the underbrush.
This is due in no small part to the fact that unlike the flat-ground scaled and Gambel's quail, the Mearns will hold tight.
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