Quail Poultry for sale
Quail, often known by nicknames such as button quail or coturnix quail, are small, ground-dwelling birds native to various regions worldwide, including Europe, Asia, and North America. Originating from grasslands and scrublands, these birds have compact bodies with short necks and intricately patterned plumage that helps them blend into their natural environment. Physically, quails are characterised by their rounded wings and distinctive calls, such as the famous "bobwhite" whistle of some North American species. Known for their gentle temperament, quails are social birds, often forming small flocks, making them suitable for both beginner and experienced poultry keepers. They thrive in environments that offer dense cover and ample forage, feeding on seeds, insects, and plants. Due to their manageable size and calm nature, quail for sale options like Japanese quail are popular in the UK for domestic breeding and egg production. Whether you are looking for quail chicks for sale or considering them as a low-maintenance addition to your home aviary, quails are a charming species that suit rural and suburban settings well.
Jumbo Coturnix Quail Mix Hatching Eggs
Quail
This listing is for a mix of 6 eggs from our two Jumbo Coturnix pens, although we do 12 for £15. In one pen we have our XL Giant/Super Jumbo Coturnix Quail, with a mix of Italian and English white co
Coturnix Quail
Quail
Adult Coturnix Quail available, some pretty colours, most hatched spring last year. Hens and Cock birds available.
XL Giant/Super Jumbo Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs
Quail
Our XL Giant/Super Jumbo Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs are available now! The parents are a mix of XL Giant (380g to 600g) and Super Jumbo (500g to 600g). This listing is for 6 Eggs, however we do
Japanese quail (coturnix) at point of lay
Quail
Japanese Quail – Point of Lay (8 Weeks Old) Healthy Japanese Quail available at point of lay (8 weeks old). These birds are nearly ready to start laying and are ideal for anyone looking to start or e
FAQs
Is quail better than chicken?
Quail eggs are more nutrient-dense per gram compared to chicken eggs, offering higher levels of protein, vitamin B12, iron, phosphorus, and selenium, making them a highly nutritious alternative. Quail meat contains more copper, iron, and certain B vitamins than chicken meat, although chicken breast has more vitamin B3 (niacin). Additionally, quail require less space, mature quickly, and consume less feed, making them easier to raise in smaller spaces such as backyards.
Why can't you eat quail for 30 days?
Do quail lay eggs without a rooster?
Can I keep quails in my garden in the UK?
