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	[[File:Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx'']</center>]]		[[File:Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx'']</center>]]

	[[File:CATS & Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'</center>]]		[[File:CATS & Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932</center>]]

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	[[File:Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx'']</center>]]		[[File:Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx'']</center>]]

			[[File:CATS & Quail.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>'</center>]]

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	The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well.		The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well.


	* 1906. Janss; Grinnell, J. ''The Catalina Island Quail'' Auk 23: (262-265) 1906.

	* 1932. ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932



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	* 1908 [[GRINNELL, Joseph\|Grinnell, J.]] [https://sora.unm.edu/node/94889 ''Catalina Quail''] 10(2):94		* 1906. Janss; Grinnell, J. ''The Catalina Island Quail'' Auk 23: (262-265) 1906.

			* 1908. [[GRINNELL, Joseph\|Grinnell, J.]] [https://sora.unm.edu/node/94889 ''Catalina Quail''] 10(2):94

			* 1932. ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932

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	: “I am familiar with the story that there were once quail on the island [Santa Cruz Island] and that they disappeared. Near Laguna Cañon there is a Quail Cañon. In 1948 the Catalina Island variety of California Valley Quail were introduced to Santa Cruz Island and they have done extremely well.” [McElrath, 1967]		: “I am familiar with the story that there were once quail on the island [Santa Cruz Island] and that they disappeared. Near Laguna Cañon there is a Quail Cañon. In 1948 the Catalina Island variety of California Valley Quail were introduced to Santa Cruz Island and they have done extremely well.” [McElrath, 1967]

	The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well~~. '''» Janss; Grinnell, J.''' ''The Catalina Island Quail'' in Auk 23: (262-265) 1906~~.		The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well.


			* 1906. Janss; Grinnell, J. ''The Catalina Island Quail'' Auk 23: (262-265) 1906.

	* 1932. ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932		* 1932. ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932

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	The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well. '''» Janss; Grinnell, J.''' ''The Catalina Island Quail'' in Auk 23: (262-265) 1906.		The introduced California quail population on Santa Rosa Island also continues doing well. '''» Janss; Grinnell, J.''' ''The Catalina Island Quail'' in Auk 23: (262-265) 1906.


			* 1932. ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1932

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	'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx''] are common introduced residents on both Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa islands. California quail became the official state bird in 1931.		'''Quail''' (''Callipepla californica'') [''Lophortyx''] are common introduced residents on both Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa islands. California quail became the official state bird in 1931.

			1893. “ Brief Notes of Interest. Mr. W.A. Beeman, principal keeper on the Farallone Islands, has introduced California Quail on the island recently and reports they are doing well. This and the Rock Wren are the only land birds there.” [The Nidiologist 1(3):47, November 1893.]

	The Catalina California quail (''Callipepla californica catalinensis'') is a subspecies that is endemic to Catalina Island and is listed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as a Bird Species of Special Concern.		The Catalina California quail (''Callipepla californica catalinensis'') is a subspecies that is endemic to Catalina Island and is listed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as a Bird Species of Special Concern.

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	* [[#ISLAS CORONADOS\|ISLAS CORONADOS]]		* [[#ISLAS CORONADOS\|ISLAS CORONADOS]]

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	\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UWYMV\|\|April 4, 1908\|\|UWYMV-208\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UWYMV\|\|April 4, 1908\|\|UWYMV-208\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[WRIGHT, Howard Walter\|H. W. Wright]]\|\|CAS\|\|June 23, 1908\|}CAS-73776\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[WRIGHT, Howard Walter\|H. W. Wright]]\|\|CAS\|\|June 23, 1908\|\|CAS-73776\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[WRIGHT, Howard Walter\|H. W. Wright]]\|\|CAS\|\|June 23, 1908\|}CAS-73777\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[WRIGHT, Howard Walter\|H. W. Wright]]\|\|CAS\|\|June 23, 1908\|\|CAS-73777\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[HOWELL, Alfred Brazier \|A. B. Howell]] \|\| UCLA\|\| July 7, 1910 \|\|UCLA-7443\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[HOWELL, Alfred Brazier \|A. B. Howell]] \|\| UCLA\|\| July 7, 1910 \|\|UCLA-7443\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds

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	\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UWYMV\|\|April 4, 1908\|\|UWYMV-208\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UWYMV\|\|April 4, 1908\|\|UWYMV-208\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| ~~~ trip ~~~ \|\| \|\| \|\|\|\|\|\| \|\|		\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[WRIGHT, Howard Walter\|H. W. Wright]]\|\|CAS\|\|June 23, 1908\|}CAS-73776\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[HOWELL, Alfred Brazier \|A. B. Howell]] \|\| UCLA\|\| July 7, 1910 \|\|UCLA-7443\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\| [[HOWELL, Alfred Brazier \|A. B. Howell]] \|\| UCLA\|\| July 7, 1910 \|\|UCLA-7443\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds
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	\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UCLA\|\|January 29, 1913\|\|UCLA-10234\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds		\| Islas Coronados \|\|[[VAN ROSSEM, Adriaan Joseph\|A. J. Van Rossem]] \|\| UCLA\|\|January 29, 1913\|\|UCLA-10234\|\| ''Callipepla californica californica'' \|\|Birds

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	'''1984 San Clemente Island:''' “Gambel's quail (''Lophortyx gambelii'') and the exotic chukar (''Alectoris chukar'') have been introduced and are thriving.” ''Recovery Plan for the endangered and threatened species of the California Channel Islands'' published by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Portland, Oregon 1984.		'''1984 San Clemente Island:''' “Gambel's quail (''Lophortyx gambelii'') and the exotic chukar (''Alectoris chukar'') have been introduced and are thriving.”
			GAMBEL'S QUAIL (''Callipepla gambelii''). Common introduced resident. Probably brough to the Island from Banning, California, about 1912, when 10 dozen were released (Huey 1932). CALIFORNIA QUAIL (''C. californica''). Introduced, but no longer present. Grinnell (1897a) saw 20 and took 6 specimens. He was told that 12 dozen were released 10 years prior to his visit. No other records. ''Recovery Plan for the endangered and threatened species of the California Channel Islands'' published by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Portland, Oregon 1984.