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Habitat Use by Native Gambel' s and Scaled Quail and Released Masked Bobwhite Quail in Southern Arizona
Populations of both Gambel's and scaled quail surveyed in southern Arizona declined by 60% from October 1975 to June 1976. Masked bobwhite population density increased during the study because of additional releases, but survival patterns are uncertain. Raptors were efficient quail predators. Gambel
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