No, not even close. Ducks are waterfowl for starters belonging to the Anatidae family, while quail belong to a completely different group that is sub divided into 2 different families based on Old world or New World- Phasianidae or Odontophoridae . Ducks are deffinatley larger, but some smaller breeds do exist. Quail, for the most part are very small "bush-living" birds that often will fit into the hand of an adult male, though there are some larger breeds.
5 quail eggs is the same as one chicken egg
they are all the same
A baby quail cannot have a chicken for its mom. If a chicken and quail were to mate, the quail would likely die. The chicken would kill it. Quail are too delicate to be around the chicken.
chickens, turtles, birds, roosters, and turkeys
Yes hens meat is only called chicken
The diminutive of 'duck' is duckling.
no a quail is a quail
5 quail eggs is the same as one chicken egg
Duck, Quail, Canadian Geese, etc.
duck because it is the only water type bird
No, a male must fertilize the eggs or they will not hatch.
Considering all species - nothing consistent. As European man travelled the world, discovering new birds, he named different birds quail and partridge with no knowledge of what they really were. Stone partridge from Africa are smaller than a California quail, Grey/Hungarian partridge are actually pheasants, N American quail are nothing like as related to AAsian quail as are African Francolin. As with so many birds, common names are very useful but meaningless in terms of what the bird is in evolutionary/systematic terms.
they are all the same
Duck and chicken are the main type of birds on the farm that lays eggs
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Most bird eggs are edible. Chicken eggs of course but many people eat duck eggs. Quail eggs are a delicacy. Turkey eggs are very strong flavored but are enjoyed by some. Sea bird eggs are eaten by many Native American tribes living along the coast.
Yes, it is.