Common in its range, and usually in tall grass and usually near water. But sometimes found in unexpected places. | ||||||
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Rufous with brown wings and wide black bands on belly. Lowland species with some records in foothills. Prefers dense flooded grasslands (Beckers). | ||||||
A song bird sized rail, almost never seen, and more active at dusk and at night. | ||||||
A typical crake with a typical slurred rattle song. About half the size of a gallinule or coot. | ||||||
