Description

This elegant glass-encased diorama features a lively trio of quails—likely northern bobwhite (Colinus virginianus)—posed naturally among grasses and woodland detritus. Native to North America’s open woodlands and farmlands, quails play essential roles in seed dispersal and insect control. Their warm, speckled plumage and social behavior offer charming insight into upland ecology. Illuminated from above, this habitat-style display merges museum-quality craftsmanship with cozy cabin or study décor, inviting both decorative appeal and nature appreciation.