Red-chested Buttonquail

Red-chested ButtonquailThe Red-chested Buttonquail walks through grassland to eat seeds and small insects. Females are larger than males and have richer chestnut coloring on the breast.What does it look like?Females are larger than males and have a deeper chestnut breast.How does it live?The Red-chested Buttonquail walks through grassland to eat seeds and small insects. Females are larger than males and have richer chestnut coloring on the breast.It eats seeds and small insects. Males build the nest, incubate the eggs, and care for the chicks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.