ANNEXE nr. 3

Each exhibitor is allowed to enter up to five birds of the same species per individual class. No limit for team classes.


Notes:
       
         • “Pied” varieties are not allowed.

         • The list of species below is not exhaustive and includes only specimens frequently exhibited, although entering other birds more rarely bred is permitted.
        
         • The common names of some species may vary. Therefore, correct identification is made by the Latin scientific name.
        
         • The European Galliformes are included in this section.
        
         • Taxonomic reference:   as established by SIBLEY and MONROE
                                             (« Distribution and Taxonomy of Birds of the World », 1990)

Classes

·         Genera  Anurophasis (1 reported species),  Coturnix (10 species)

 1         Team of 4 Rain Quail (C. coromandelica), Common Quail (C. coturnix), Harlequin Quail (C. delegorguei), Snow Mountain Quail (C. monorthonyx), New Zealand                               Quail (C. novaezelandiae), etc. : all in classic colour

2                   Individual Rain Quail (C. coromandelica), Common Quail (C. coturnix), Harlequin Quail (C. delegorguei), Snow Mountain Quail (C. monorthonyx), New Zealand                             Quail (C. novaezelandiae), etc. : all in classic colour

3                   Team of 4 Button or Asian Blue Quail (C. chinensis): classic colour or mutations

4                   Individual Button or Asian Blue Quail (C. chinensis): classic colour or mutations

5                   Team of 4 King or Japanese Quail (C. japonica): classic colour or mutations

6                   Individual King or Japanese Quail (C. japonica): classic colour or mutations

·         Genera  Callipepla (4 species),  Colinus (4 species),  Cyrtonyx (2 species),  Dactylortyx (1 species),  Dendrortyx (3 species),  Oreortyx (1 species),  Philortyx (1 species),  Rhynchortyx (1 species)

 7         Team of 4 California Quail (Cal. californica), Elegant Quail (Cal. douglasii), Scaled Quail (Cal. squamata), Crested Bobwhite (Co. cristatus), Gambel’s Quail (Co.                            gambelli), Northern Bobwhite (Co. virginianus), Montezuma Quail (Cy. montezumae), Mountain Quail (O. picta), etc.: all in classic colour

 8         Individual California Quail (Cal. californica), Elegant Quail (Cal. douglasii), Scaled Quail (Cal. squamata), Crested Bobwhite (Co. cristatus), Gambel’s Quail (Co.                           gambelli), Northern Bobwhite (Co. virginianus), Montezuma Quail (Cy. montezumae), Mountain Quail (O. picta), etc.: all in classic colour

·         Genera Alectoris (7 species), Amnoperdrix (2 species), Arbophila (18 species), Francolinus (42 species), Galloperdrix (3 species),  Margaroperdrix (1 species),  Melanoperdrix (1 species),  Perdrix (3 species), Rhizothera (1 species),   Rollulus (1 species)

 9         Team of 4  Barbary Partridge (Al. barbara), Chukar Partridge (Al. chukar), Rock Partridge (Al. graeca), Red-legged Partridge (Al. rufa), See-See Partridge (Am.                              griseogularis), Sand Partridge (Am. heyi), Brown-breasted Hill-Partridge (Ar. brunneopectus), Chestnut-bellied Tree Partridge (Ar. javanica), Red-billed                             Tree Partridge (Ar. rubrirostris), Common Hill-Partridge (Ar. torqueola), Erckel’s Francolin (F. erkelii), Black Francolin or Partridge (F. francolinus),                             Yellow-necked Francolin (F. leucoscepus), Chinese Francolin (F. pintadeanus), Indian Grey Francolin (F. pondicerianus), Crested Francolin (F.                                      sephaena), Common or Grey Partridge (P. perdix), Crested Wood-Partridge (Ro. roulroul), etc.: all in classic colour

 10        Individual ditto       

 11        Team of 4 mutations or aberrations in the previous classes, except 3 and 5

 12        Individual mutations or aberrations in the previous classes, except 3 and 5

 13        Team of 4 new mutations under consideration (no medals will be awarded)

 14        Individual new mutations under consideration (no medals will be awarded)

Remarks :            

·         The European Galliformes are included in this section.           

·         The above listed species, in any class, are not exhaustive; they only cover the most common exhibits.

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