English: Japanese Quail, Asian Migratory Quail
Russian: Немой перепел
German: Japanwachtel
French: Caille du Japon
Mongolian: Наран бөднө, Наран бүднээ
Japanese: ウズラ(Uzura)

Body Length: 17-19 cm
Wing span: 32-36 cm

Breeding visitor/partial migrant
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 8-17 (occasionally 22)
Egg colour: Creamy-yellow with chocolate brownish blotches.
Brood: 1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least Concern

Food: Seeds, buts, roots, leaves, wheat grains and insects.

Habitat: Nests of the ground in tall vegetated areas in the valleys of rivers and mountain valleys and slopes with tall grasses near large rivers, lakes, mountain valleys, and forest edges with tall grasses near large rivers, lakes, mountain valleys, and forest edges with shrubs. The nest is a shallow hollow made by the female, with a scanty lining of dry grasses.