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Quail Plant of the Week Quiz

Test your knowledge

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What is the name of this Plant of the Week?

spreading sida

INCORRECT

broomweed

INCORRECT

bladderpod

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Photo: Matt Lavin

CORRECT!

Bladderpod (Lesquerella spp.)

- seeds can be eaten by quail -

NEXT QUESTION

Name this quail-friendly plant:

cowpen daisy

annual sunflower

INCORRECT

sawleaf daisy

INCORRECT

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Photo: Edith Bettinger, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

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Photo: Eran Finkle

CORRECT!

Cowpen Daisy (Verbesina encelioides)

- seeds are readily consumed by quail -

NEXT QUESTION

Which Plant of the Week is this?

annual sunflower

INCORRECT

curlycup gumweed

cowpen daisy

INCORRECT

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Photo: Andrey Zharkikh

CORRECT!

Curlycup Gumweed (Grindelia squarrosa)

- provides poor grazing for wildlife, but seeds can be eaten by quail -

NEXT QUESTION

What is the name of this quail Plant of the Week?

spreading sida

broomweed

INCORRECT

bladderpod

INCORRECT

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Photo: Flickr - amy_buthod

CORRECT!

Spreading Sida (Sida abutifolia)

- a key forb often eaten by scaled quail -

NEXT QUESTION

Which quail-friendly Plant of the Week is this?

curlycup gumweed

INCORRECT

cowpen daisy

INCORRECT

sawleaf daisy

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Photo: Marcia Cirillo

CORRECT!

Sawleaf Daisy (Grindelia papposa)

- seeds are readily consumed by quail -

NEXT QUESTION

Name this important quail-friendly plant:

broomweed

bladderpod

INCORRECT

spreading sida

INCORRECT

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Photo: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension

CORRECT!

Broomweed (Amphiachyris dracunculoides)

- seeds are one of the most important food sources for quail -

NEXT QUESTION

What is the name of this quail Plant of the Week?

sawleaf daisy

INCORRECT

annual sunflower

cowpen daisy

INCORRECT

Photo: Maja Dumat

Photo: Matt Lavin

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Photo: Matt Lavin

CORRECT!

Annual Sunflower (Helianthus annuus)

- Seeds are eaten by northern bobwhite, mourning doves, Rio Grande turkeys, and white-winged doves -

FINISH THE QUIZ

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Funding for this lesson was provided through the Reversing the Decline of Quail Initiative and the Upland Game Bird Stamp Fund, based on a collaborative effort between Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.