- The
water rail,
western water rail or
European water rail (
Rallus aquaticus) is a bird of the rail
family which breeds in well-vegetated
wetlands across...
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designated as the
water rail (
Rallus aquaticus). The
genus name
Rallus comes from the pre-binomial
Latin name
Rallus aquaticus for the
water rail used by...
- short,
rounded wings and to be weak fliers.
Water rail (vattenrall),
Rallus aquaticus Corn
crake (kornknarr), Crex crex Sora (karolinasumphöna), Porzana...
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closely related to the
common moorhen. "Water rail"
usually refers to
Rallus aquaticus,
again not
closely related. Five
subspecies are
currently accepted:...
- weak fliers,
though capable of long-distance migration.
Water rail
Rallus aquaticus Porciglione – A Corn
crake Crex crex Re di
quaglie – A
Spotted crake...
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three loci
suggest that the
Water Rail is
divisible into two species,
Rallus aquaticus and R. indicus".
Evolutionary Biology. 10 (226): 1–12. doi:10.1186/1471-2148-10-226...
- short,
rounded wings and to be weak fliers.
Water rail (vandrikse)
Rallus aquaticus A Corn
crake (engsnarre) Crex crex A
Little crake (lille rørvagtel)...
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Common name
Binomial Comments Water rail
Rallus aquaticus Brown-ch****ed rail
Rallus indicus Corn
crake Crex crex (V) Slaty-breasted rail
Lewinia striata...
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which includes the rails, crakes, coots, and gallinules.
Water rail,
Rallus aquaticus Corn crake, Crex crex
African crake, Crex
egregia (A) Sora, Porzana...
- short,
rounded wings and to be weak fliers.
Water rail (vannrikse),
Rallus aquaticus Corn
crake (åkerrikse), Crex crex (near-threatened) Sora (maskerikse)...