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: Gambel's Quail - Replaces the California Quail


Gambel's Quail - Replaces the California Quail

Gambel's Quail - Replaces the California Quail in the desert and similar to that bird (Callipepla gambelii). Arizona USA

Picture No
10735671
Media ID
42833729
Size
4992px x 3328px (2.1MB)
Credit
©John Cancalosi / www.ardea.com
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Picture No
10735671
Contributor Ref
CAN-3348

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