Painted Bush-Quail
Painted Bush-Quail
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The Painted Bush Quail is a vibrantly colored small quail species found in the Indian subcontinent. It is characterized by its striking red bill and legs.
Where to spot
Inhabits dense grasslands, scrub, and forest undergrowth in parts of India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Often found near water sources.
How to spot
Despite its bright colors, it is very shy and prefers to stay hidden in dense cover. Listen for its distinctive 'chi-chi-chi-chee' or 'whit-it-it' call. Look for quick movements in the undergrowth or along forest paths.
When to spot
Best observed in the early morning or late evening. They are more likely to be seen or heard during the breeding season.
Where to spot
Inhabits dense grasslands, scrub, and forest undergrowth in parts of India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Often found near water sources.
How to spot
Despite its bright colors, it is very shy and prefers to stay hidden in dense cover. Listen for its distinctive 'chi-chi-chi-chee' or 'whit-it-it' call. Look for quick movements in the undergrowth or along forest paths.
When to spot
Best observed in the early morning or late evening. They are more likely to be seen or heard during the breeding season.
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Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
The male Painted Bush Quail boasts particularly attractive plumage, with a distinct black-and-white face pattern and rich chestnut underparts, making it one of the more visually distinctive bush quails.
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