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				THE LARGEST SELECTION OF BUTTON QUAIL ANYWHERE IN THE US EVERY SINGLE COLOR VARIETY OF BUTTON QUAIL IN THE US, CAME FIRST FROM OUR FARM!
	Button Quail, also known as the Chinese Painted Quail, are the smallest members of the quail family. We have specialized ion them for many years. We have been the only importers of rare colors of button quail in the united states! All of the quail we sell are adult birds about 3 months old. We keep all of our quail in walk-in flights in groups so that they are compatible with other quail. When shipping Button Quail, small box can hold 6 birds. The total shipping cost for 6 is $33. The shipping cost increases with the number of birds per box. They can be shipped all year. Live delivery is guaranteed on overnight service. Buyer accepts risk on 2 day service. PLEASE NOTE, Sorry, Extra or single hens cost the same price of a pair. Why? Because we also have to many extra males. MY OWN OWN BUTTON BOOK IS FOR SALE. It is finally finished! This book covers all of aspects of keeping and breeding Button Quail just as I have done for 25 years. For the first time it contains detailed information about the mutations and how to breed them. The book contains 47 pages of text, and has color pages with photographs of adults, chicks plus colorful genetic charts showing how some varieties breed and how to produce new combinations. The new 2nd edition is now available with more color plates and updated information about the newest mutations of button quail. My book is available Click here for more info. Recognize Varieties of Button quail, correct & illegitmate names Identification Guide to Button Quail Chicks
NORMAL WILD TYPE $20 pair! . The original wild color, Hens is dark camouflage brown, males is black with very colorful markings! SILVER $20 pair! The first mutation, a nice silver gray. Male with facial marks, female all silver-gray. WHITE $25pair;Completely White button quail, imported from Europe. They are not albinos, and have dark eyes, bright yellow beaks and legs. They are easy to sex, males are smaller and slimmer when compared to the females. Also visit this new page FAQs about Shipping Birds

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