Juvenile assorted coturnix quails

Littleton MA

Description

It's time to update your flock for the 2021 season with new younger genes! I personally incubated and raised them last summer. They are hardy - I have kept them in the outside coop (covered from snow) the entire winter. They are great egg laying birds. Genetic diversity guaranteed, as I purchased the eggs to hatch from different breeders across the US. Healthy, timid, attached to humans. Quail eggs don't carry salmonella and contain more nutrients than chicken eggs (tons of info on the web about quails). They should never be kept with other backyard birds, and are cleaner / easier to keep than chicken.