Is there a Spiritual meaning for the quail?

Answer 1

Here is a short list, it does not by any means include all meanings or all birds.Bird Auspices

Blackbird: A message of blessings.

Bluebird: Happiness.

Corncrake: A warning of misfortune to come.

Crane: Independence, cessation of combat .

Crow: Divine law.

Curlew: Storm Bringer.

Dove: Luck in Love. Love, Peace & Gentleness.

Duck: Good Luck. Wealth.

Eagle: Divine Spirit. To see an eagle is to have divinity touch your life.

Flamingo: Awareness.

Goose: Faithfulness, Communication, Travel

Grouse: Sacred Spiral.

Gull: Adaptability.

Hawk: Messenger. If you see a hawk, look around, there is a message for you in what is also going on around you.

Hen: Domesticity. Hens also predict the weather; if they gather on a mound and preen their feathers, rain is on the way. Also if it starts to rain watch your hens if the huddle under shelter, the rain will be of short duration, if they go out into it, the rain will last most of the day.

Heron, blue: Rhythm and balance

Hummingbird: Joy, Miricals

Kingfisher: Predicts a magical experience.

Lark: Great happiness

Loon: Solitude.

Magpie: Fortune-teller.

Nightjar: Illness.

Ostrich: Fickleness.

Owl: Wisdom.

Parrot: Mimic, Ostentatiousness

Peacock: Pride, Vanity

Pelican: Watchfulness.

Penguin: Playfulness.

Pheasant: Confidence

Raven: Magic. When you see ravens you may be about to experience a change in consciousness.

Road-runner: Cleverness.

Robin: Gypsies see robins as a bringer of good luck.

Rook: Good Luck.

Rooster: Pride. Braggart

Stork: Its German name adebar means "luck bringer", and a stock perching on your house indicates very good fortune.

Sparrow: Good luck for lovers.

Swallow: Good fortune.

Swan: Grace.

Turkey: Give away. Amerinds see turkey as a sign of generosity.

Vulture: Poverty, Serious disruption in your life.

Wagtail: Good luck.

Woodpecker: Guardian.

Wren: Bringer of good luck

Answer 2

The quail is a symbol of a contrite spirit, communal love, and higher consciousness. It is Artemis in the Greek mythology, who lived on "Quail Island," and the sacred animal of the Phoenician sun god, Bel. The quail is the early, dewy morning awaiting the first rays of the sun, Apollo, Artemis' twin brother.

Answer 3

Quails live in groups, hence symbolizing group harmony. It is a symbol of lust and love. For some, it is a symbol of victory and even more, an ability to overcome obstacles.