A male's topknot or plume of feathers is a bit larger. Besides helping them identify each other as male or female from the distance, I have quail that live in my yard and I've noticed the lookout always stands up taller when looking around, or perhaps perches on a bush or fence to keep an eye out from above. That tiny plume bobs around and I wouldn't be surprised if the other quail notice that to keep an eye on him for tips on their safety. When startled they act in unison, so they surely are always watching each other for tips on possible predators.
The feather serves a purely decorative function, useful for attracting mates.
Only one species of Quail has a plume on their head, the California Quail. There are 44 other species of Quail and none of these have a plume.
It is a plume that looks like a single feather but it is actually a cluster of 6 overlapping plumes. It is used to identify males for mating purposes.
You wet their head then brush
A type of bird That has a plume of feathers on its head which makes it really fluffy
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Probably a fox.
They are greyish blue and brown, and they have a feather on top their head
the plume is the smoke coming out
Ken Plume's birth name is Kenneth William Plume.
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
The color of a helmet's plume indicates what division the soldier is in. The peacock's plume is quite impressive.