- and ****stan. At 19–22.5 cm (7.5–8.9 in) length,
spotted crakes are
slightly smaller than
water rails, from
which they are
readily distinguished by the...
- The slaty-legged
crake or
banded crake (Rallina eurizonoides) is a
waterbird in the rail and
crake family, Rallidae. Its
breeding habitat is
swamps and...
- The
little crake (Za****ia parva) is a very
small waterbird of the
family Rallidae.
parva is
Latin for "small". This
species was long
included in the...
- Baillon's
crake (Za****ia pusilla), also
known as the
marsh crake, is a
small waterbird of the
family Rallidae.
Their breeding habitat is
sedge beds in...
- The
Australian crake (Porzana fluminea), also
known as
Australian spotted crake, or
spotted crake is a
species of bird in the
family Rallidae. It is the...
- government. The
villages of
Water Yeat, Blawith,
Lowick Bridge,
Spark Bridge and
Penny Bridge are
located close to the
river in the
Crake Valley. As well as receiving...
- The ruddy-breasted
crake (Za****ia fusca), or
ruddy crake, is a
waterbird in the rail and
crake family Rallidae,
formerly included in the
genus Porzana...
- and a
maximum depth of 56.1 m (184 ft 1 in). Its
outflow is the
River Crake,
which drains into
Morecambe Bay via the
estuary of the
River Leven. The...
-
considerable diversity in its forms, and
includes such
ubiquitous species as the
crakes, coots, and gallinule;
other rail
species are
extremely rare or endangered...
-
crake (Laterallus ruber) is a bird in the rail family, Rallidae.
Other names the
ruddy crake is
known by are "red rail", "ruddy rail" and "red
crake"...
