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All lovely Gambel’s Quail in Tucson, all on a fence! Good opportunity here to see both adult and juvenile – usually ensconced in shrubbery/vegetation.
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Per our friends at All About Birds, “The male’s prominent black belly patch distinguishes it from the similar California Quail.” (See shots above and immediately below.)
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