1. Improving farmland for Bobwhites

2. Northern Bobwhites in Pennsylvania

3. Bobwhites have been in sharp decline

4. Bobwhites feed on insects and weed seeds

5. Bobwhites are native to the United States

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7. Members of the genus are commonly known as Bobwhites.

8. Research shows that various subspecies of Bobwhites are in decline

9. Bobwhites are usually found in habitats that mainly include grasslands, pastures

10. Bobwhites can be put with other types of quail after arrival.

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12. Later, Bobwhites regroup into winter coveys, which contain up to 30 birds

13. Once upon a time northern Bobwhites were a common bird on Martha’s Vineyard

14. Cattle Returning native grasses to grazing operations to benefit livestock, producers, grassland birds, Bobwhites and taxpayers is an essential element of NBCI's efforts to restore wild Bobwhites on working lands

15. Each fall, Northern Bobwhites form groups, or coveys, of three to twenty birds.

16. Bobwhites are commonly referred to as the “King of native American game birds”

17. Physical Description Northern Bobwhites are distinguished by a dark cap stripe behind the …

18. Northern Bobwhites are year-round residents in open habitats of southeastern North America

19. Bobwhites are one of the most widely hunted game birds in North America

20. Northern Bobwhites hold a special place in Georgia’s outdoor culture and wildlife heritage

21. During fall and winter, Bobwhites live in coveys, averaging about a dozen birds

22. High densities of Bobwhites, largely a by-product of land-use patterns, existed statewide

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24. Hunters enjoy Bobwhite quail because Bobwhites often lie close-by and is a fast flyer

25. Bobwhites have declined in more than three-fourths of the United States across its geographic range

26. Jumbo Bobwhites can breed and hatch chicks up to three times per year, depending on conditions

27. Northern Bobwhites lay clutch of 7-28 eggs that are white to pale buff in color

28. Bobwhites do best in weedy fields and meadows, clear cuts and open woods dense with native grasses

29. Bobwhites are very slow to mature and require higher heat than other quail or poultry at hatch

30. Prescribed fire under very controlled circumstances is an invaluable tool for creating and maintaining the habitat Bobwhites require

31. Mortality can be high, and winter weather certainly takes more Bobwhites in the Northeast than do predators or hunters

32. Northern Bobwhites forage in the early morning after sunrise and more heavily in the two hours prior to sunset

33. Northern Bobwhites feed by gleaning along the ground, consuming a largely plant-based diet of seeds, fruit, stems, and leaves

34. Bobwhites rely on a multitude of food items, consuming a variety of wild and cultivated seeds, fruits, leaves, stems and insects

35. Status The Bobwhite Decline Bobwhites signify the decline of an entire suite of species adapted to grassland ecosystems in the US

36. However, Bobwhites are strong re-nesters, as hens may lay a second and third clutch of eggs if the others are destroyed

37. Our Northern Bobwhites, a favorite among guests, are often heard with their high-toned whistles, “Bob! Bobwhite!” through summer into the fall

38. Release them between 8-10 weeks old when the Bobwhites are able to fly well and have obtained adult size and weight

39. Bobwhites roost on the ground, in grassy or weedy glades, in old reverting fields, on grassy hillsides and in openings in timbered areas

40. Bobwhites build nests on the ground, often at the base of a clump of broomsedge, using the dead grass blades to construct the nest

41. Bobwhites (Colinus virginianus) are found in all counties of Northcentral Texas although populations and habitat quality varies throughout the ecological regions of District 3

42. During two trips in the 1960s, he confirmed Bobwhites were still hanging on in Mexico’s Benjamín Hill area, 150 miles south of Tucson

43. Northern Bobwhites are non-migratory, and are found in the eastern part of the United States from Nebraska to Massachusetts and southward to Florida and southern Mexico

44. Northern Bobwhites are primarily seedeaters, foraging on blackberries, wild grapes, grass seeds, ragweed seeds and many wild legumes such as beggars ticks, partridge pea and wild lespedeza

45. Bobwhites are known to kill each other when they are hot and cramped in the brooder, attacking the other chicks above the beaks and cannibalizing each other till death.

46. Healthy coveys of Bobwhites indicate healthy land, and because quail hunting can bring in valuable income, landowners and game managers value these birds and encourage them wherever the habitat is suitable.

47. Guthery, also the author of On Bobwhites (Texas A&M University Press, 2006) and A Primer on Natural Resource Science (Texas A&M University Press, 2008), holds the Bollenbach Chair in Wildlife Ecology at Oklahoma State University.

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49. ‘The Bobwhite is an excellent example of a species on the wane.’ ‘As a control, the researchers also exposed chickadees to a perched Bobwhite quail, a non-predatory species.’ ‘And, like the setter, he can be relied on to do an adequate job of handling Bobwhites and pheasants, under average conditions.’