I am so proud to see one of my hen Japanese Quail actually incubate and brood 5 chicks. A sight I thought I would never see especially having read so often that these Quails had the instinct of parent rearing bred out of them due to their domesticity over the ye
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Well! I think it is more luck than judgement! However varied good food within a planted aviary with a iar number of natural nesting sites may have something to do with it!!
Well! I think it is more luck than judgement! However varied good food within a planted aviary with a iar number of natural nesting sites may have something to do with it!!
Malcolm