Only one species of gamebird in the entire world is migratory - the Eurasian migratory quail - coturnix coturnix.
yes
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Coturnix coturnix.
Coturnix japonica is more commonly known as the Japanese Quail. This is the most common type of quail found in domestication. It has been domesticated since the 12th century. The Japanese Quail is a small brown bird with white speckles.
Some types of quail are bobwhite quails, button quails, coturnix or Japanese quail, gambles quail, mearns quail, mountain quail, scaled quail, California quail and more
about 7-12 weeks
Mine are. all 5 of my females and no male insight for 5 months
James R. Howatson has written: 'The effects of cadmium on embryonic development and mortality in Bobwhite quail (Colinus virginianus) and Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica)' -- subject(s): Physiological effect, Cadmium, Northern bobwhite, Japanese quail
P. colchicus
Only the Pharoah quail (coturnix coturnix) is kosher but it's very very difficult to slaughter them properly for kosher use.
There are four references to 'quail' in the Bible, but no description of this bird. I suppose it would be very much like the present day quail. These birds are believed by many to have been the 'Coturnix coturnix', from the pheasant family, which commonly migrate in large flocks, north from Africa to Eqypt around March each year.
Yes, they will, but not often. I have raised both Bobwhite and Coturnix Quail for years and never have the Coturnix sat and hatched their own eggs. However, I have had bobwhite hatch their own. This year I had a hen sit on 17 eggs and hatched 14. I found it very interested to see the morning after that the male helped her sit and keep the young warm, just siting side by side in the same nest.