White-browed Crake Bird Guide: Secretive Wetland Runner of the Pacific

Discover the White-browed Crake—a member of the rail family inhabiting Pacific wetlands. It has brown upperparts, pale gray underparts, and a small black eye mask with two white stripes. It prefers to run rather than fly, and when it does fly, it shows weak movement with dangling legs.

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