Here is the Yucatan Black Throated quail that I hunted in the jungle. They were in smaller coveys of 3 to 8 birds. Real fast fliers and disappeared in the jungle very very quickly.




Beautiful little birds here is the male.



Here is the female.

I am speachless, as you now I am not a bird hunter (yet) but it's always a pleasure to see your posts.

Thanks, thanks a lot.

L

I wait and Enjoy every post of yours. I learn
more everytime you post. I ordered the book and wait to see your trophy room. You are truly the BIRD MAN. I hope to collect 1/4 to 1/2 what you have.

Keep them coming Thanks

Bears some striking resemblence to the Mearn's quail, which is native to SW US & N. Mexico.

@Lorenzo
Thanks much, hopefully I will keep you entertained for a long time

@blaser93
Whatever I have learned in the past...I share freely with my fellow hunters/shooters. Glad you find my posts of value...that makes it all worthwhile.

@b0400879
Agreed, there is resemblance between the species but the head shape is quite different. Also, a fully grown Mearn's is a lot bigger in size than a Yucatan Black-throated.