Standard

The Japanese Quail Standard breed is a captivating and distinct variety known for its robust nature and adaptability, making it a favorite among aviculturists and hobbyists alike. This breed is marked by its compact body, with birds exhibiting a well-rounded physique and a slightly elongated shape, complementing their active demeanor. They typically have a striking plumage characterized by rich earthy tones, with variations in brown, tan, and cream that provide effective camouflage in natural settings. The breed displays a pronounced sexual dimorphism, where males often possess more vivid coloring and distinctive patterns compared to the subtler tones of the females. They are also distinguished by their fine pointed beaks, adept for their dietary needs, and short, sturdy legs that support their agile movements. In addition to their aesthetic appeal, the Japanese Quail Standard is noted for its prolific egg production, laying small, speckled eggs that are both nutritious and sought after. The breed's hardy nature and efficient foraging ability make it well-suited to various environmental conditions, ensuring its continued popularity among breeders aiming for both utility and ornamental purposes.

Colors: Wild‑type, Pharaoh, Italian, Fawn, Manchurian Golden, Rosetta, Tibetan, Scarlet, Red Range, Sparkly, American Pansy, Calico, Roux, Cinnamon, Ginger, Silver, Slate, Blue, Lavender, Andalusian, Falb Fee, Pearl Fee, Grau Fee, Panda, Tuxedo, English White, White Wing Pied, Progressive Pied, Splash, Recessive Black, Egyptian, Autumn Amber, Oz Sandy, Oz Snowy, Opal