| Arabic: | السمان |
|---|---|
| Bulgarian: | Пъдпъдък |
| Catalan: | Guatlla |
| Chinese: | 鹌鹑 |
| Croatian: | |
| Czech: | Křepelka |
| Danish: | Vagtler |
| Dutch: | |
| Finnish: | Viiriäisten |
| French: | |
| German: | |
| Greek: | Ορτύκι |
| Hebrew: | שליו |
| Hindi: | बटेर |
| Indonesian: | |
| Italian: | Quaglia |
| Japanese: | ウズラ |
| Korean: | 메추라기 |
| Latvian: | Paipala |
| Lithuanian: | Putpelė |
| Norwegian: | Vaktel |
| Polish: | Przepiórka |
| Portuguese: | |
| Romanian: | |
| Russian: | Перепелиные |
| Serbian: | Препелица |
| Slovak: | Prepelica |
| Slovenian: | Prepelica |
| Spanish: | Codorniz |
| Swedish: | |
| Tagalog: | Masiraan ng loob |
| Ukrainian: | Перепелині |
| Vietnamese: | Cút |
[edit] About Quail
Quails are small, fat terrestrial birds that live on the ground, but are capable of short, rapid bursts of flight. Some species like the Japanese and the Common Quail are migratory and fly for long distances.
Quail meat is considered a delicacy. It can be prepared similar to chicken, although the taste is slightly different from chicken. The meat is tender and more flavorful.


