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Richard Plasschaert, Broken Covey-Bobwhite Art Print (25 x 16.5)

Richard Plasschaert, Broken Covey-Bobwhite Art Print (25 x 16.5)

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Image Size 25 x 16.5 Plus Border

Signed and Numbered

Published in 1981

Known for their clear “bob-white” call, these small, ground-dwelling birds are native to grasslands and open woodlands...

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Image Size 25 x 16.5 Plus Border

Signed and Numbered

Published in 1981

Known for their clear “bob-white” call, these small, ground-dwelling birds are native to grasslands and open woodlands across North America. Bobwhite quail rely on dense vegetation for cover and nesting, making them key indicators of healthy habitat. Their populations are declining, underscoring the need for ongoing conservation efforts.