- The
clapper rail (Rallus crepitans) is a
member of the
rail family, Rallidae. The
taxonomy for this
species is
confusing and
still being determined. It...
-
ornithologist Robert Ridgway. This
species is
closely related to the
clapper rail, and
until recently was
considered a subspecies. It has a long, downward...
-
great blue
herons and the
three endangered bird species:
California clapper rail,
California least tern, and Belding's
Savannah sparrow. The
refuge is...
-
within the family. In some species, it is
longer than the head (like the
clapper rail of the Americas); in others, it may be
short and wide (as in the coots)...
- from
predators that are
searching from above. The king
rail interbreeds with the
clapper rail (Rallus crepitans)
where their ranges overlap; It can be...
- seen
clearly from
several of the exhibits. The
incidental deaths of a
clapper rail and
kiang were
attributed to
indirect effects of the blaze. On June 30...
- egrets,
white ibis,
roseate spoonbill,
mottled duck, white-tailed kite,
clapper rail,
horned lark,
seaside sparrow,
black skimmer, and scissor-tailed flycatcher...
-
several species of
marsh birds called rails including yellow rail,
clapper rail and
black rail. As of the 2020
United States census,
there were 1,980 people...
- of
which are
endemic to San
Mateo County. The
endangered California clapper rail is also
found on the s****s of San
Francisco Bay, in the
cities of Belmont...
- Citron-headed
yellow finch Citron-throated
toucan Clamorous reed
warbler Clapper rail Clapperton's
spurfowl Claret-breasted
fruit dove Clarión wren Clark's...
