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Black-breasted Buttonquail

Breed Origin: The Black-breasted Buttonquail, also known as the Chinese Painted Quail, is native to Southeast Asia, including China, India, and Vietnam. They are a popular game bird in many countries.

Uses: The Black-breasted Buttonquail is primarily kept for its ornamental value and as a pet, although it is also hunted for meat and eggs in some regions.

Large Fowl: No, the Black-breasted Buttonquail is a small bird, typically measuring around 14-16 cm in length.

Weight: The weight of the Black-breasted Buttonquail varies depending on the sex of the bird. Males typically weigh around 25-30 grams, while females weigh slightly more, at around 30-35 grams.

Cockerel: The male Black-breasted Buttonquail is called a cock or a cockerel.

Hen colour: The plumage of the female Black-breasted Buttonquail is brown with black spots on the breast, while the male has a more colorful plumage with a blue-grey head, white throat, chestnut breast, and black-and-white spotted flanks.

Egg Colour: The eggs of the Black-breasted Buttonquail are cream-colored with brown speckles.

Average Egg Weight: The average weight of a Black-breasted Buttonquail egg is around 5-6 grams.

Egg Quantity: Black-breasted Buttonquail hens typically lay 5-6 eggs per clutch, and may have 2-3 clutches per year.

The Black-breasted Buttonquail is a fascinating bird that is popular with hobbyists and breeders alike. They are relatively easy to care for and provide a colorful addition to any aviary or backyard flock. However, due to their small size and delicate nature, they require special attention and care to ensure their health and well-being.