- The
Montezuma quail (
Cyrtonyx montezumae) is a stubby,
secretive New
World quail of
Mexico and some
nearby parts of the
United States. It is also known...
-
meaning "nail" or "claw". The type
species is the
Montezuma quail (
Cyrtonyx montezumae). The
genus contains three species: Gould, John (1844). A Monograph...
- Gambel's quail,
Callipepla gambelii Genus Cyrtonyx Montezuma quail,
Cyrtonyx montezumae Ocellated quail,
Cyrtonyx ocellatus Genus Dactylortyx Singing quail...
- pattern. Wing
coverts have a
distinct bright red streaking.
Cyrtonyx ocellatus and
Cyrtonyx montezumae both have
similar face patterns, but Salle's
quail has...
- food for
certain small herbivores – such as the
Montezuma quail (
Cyrtonyx montezumae). The
foliage is
eaten by some Lepidoptera, such as the Polyommatini...
- “dirty water” sources.
Species used
include the
Montezuma quail (
Cyrtonyx montezumae) and the Bob-white
quail (Colinus virgini****).
There is also evidence...
-
quail was
originally listed under Cyrtonyx montezumae (Montezuma quail), with
Cyrtonyx montezumae sallei (now
Cyrtonyx sallei)
having very
similar traits...
- elegans),
acorn wood**** (Melanerpes formicivorus),
Montezuma quail (
Cyrtonyx montezumae),
Mexican jay (Aphelocoma wollweberi),
military macaw (Ara militaris)...
- quail)
Cyrtonyx Gould 1844 †
Cyrtonyx cookiGutierrez et al. 1981
Ocellated quail,
Cyrtonyx ocellatus(Gould 1837)
Montezuma quail,
Cyrtonyx montezumae(Vigors...
- broad-billed
hummingbird Cynanthus latirostris,
Montezuma quail Cyrtonyx montezumae,
mountain trogon Trogon mexic****,
turkey vulture Cathartes aura...