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in the spring, seeded and then left to grow until the crop was harvested in the late summer or fall. This farming practice allowed quail to nest and 'aise their broods in and near these iields and the commonplace fence •ows— all were great areas for the quail chicks to brood and dine on insects. Today’s farming practices in Virginia (actually in the entire Southeastern U.S.) changed; most See BIRDS, Page B4
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