New World quail

New World quail are small to medium-sized, ground-dwelling birds native to the Americas, characterized by their plump bodies, short tails, and often distinctive head plumes, and are commonly found in open woodlands, grasslands, and scrub habitats.

Observed surface forms (3)

• bird family ×15
• quail ×4
• mountain quail ×1

Instances (26)

• Phasianidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Oreortyx via concept surface "mountain quail"
  surface form: Oreortyx pictus
• Callipepla californica
• Cracidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Odontophoridae via concept surface "bird family"
• California quail
• Thraupidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Fringillidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Sagittariidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Philortyx fasciatus via concept surface "quail"
• Banded Quail
• Pandionidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Cathartidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Mimidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Colinus virginianus via concept surface "quail"
• Colinus leucopogon
• Northern bobwhite
• Colinus cristatus via concept surface "quail"
• Black-throated bobwhite via concept surface "quail"
• White-bellied bobwhite
• Crested bobwhite
• Numididae via concept surface "bird family"
• Megapodiidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Accipitridae via concept surface "bird family"
• Turdidae via concept surface "bird family"
• Anatidae via concept surface "bird family"