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African common moorhen
AF
African crake
African rail
(African Water Rail)
African swamphen
(African purple swamphen)
(Green-backed swamphen)
EU
Allen's gallinule
(Lesser gallinule)
EU ,AS,NA
American coot
(incl. Caribbean coot)
SA,NA
Andaman crake
Andean coot
SA
Ash-throated crake
(White-necked crake)
Assumption rail
(Abbott`s rail)
Auckland rail
Australasian swamphen
(Black-backed swamphen)
AU
Australian coot
Australian Crake
Azure gallinule
Baillon's crake
(Lesser spotted crake)
Band-bellied crake
Bar-winged rail
Black crake
EU ,NA
Black-backed swamphen
(Sunda swamphen)
AS
Black-tailed native-hen
Buff weka
(Eastern weka)
AU
Buff-banded rail
(No Subspecific status)
AU,NA
Celebes barred rail
Chestnut rail
(Chestnut-bellied rail)
AU
Clapper rail
NA
Common Gallinule
(American moorhen)
(Laughing moorhen)
SA,NA
Common moorhen
(Eurasian moorhen)
(Nominate subspecies)
EU ,nEU,AS,AF,SA
Corncrake
EU ,nEU,AS
Dusky moorhen
AU,AS
Eurasian coot
EU ,nEU,AS
Fijian banded-rail
Giant coot
SA
Giant wood-rail
EU ,nEU,NA,SA
Gough moorhen
(Gough Island coot)
Grey-headed swamphen
EU ,nEU,NA,AS
Grey-necked wood rail
NA,SA
Grey-necked wood-rail
(Cayenne wood-rail)
(No species or subspecies status)
Guam rail
NA
Horned coot
Indo-Pacific common moorhen
(Seychelles moorhen)
AS
Indochinese swamphen
(Malaysian swamphen)
AS
Lemin`s rail
Lesser moorhen
Light-footed rail
Little crake
Little wood-rail
Lord Howe woodhen
(Lord Howe rail)
Madagascar moorhen
New Caledonian rail
(New Caledonian wood-rail)
New Zealand buff-banded rail
AU
Nkulengu rail
North Island weka
AU
Paint-billed crake
Philippine barred rail
Philippine swamphen
AS
Plain bush-hen
Plumbeous rail
Purple gallinule
(American purple gallinule)
(Yellow-legged gallinule)
SA,NA
Purple swamphen
(No Subspecific status)
nEU,EU ,AS
Red-and-white crake
nEU,EU
Red-fronted coot
Red-gartered coot
SA
Red-knobbed coot
(Crested coot)
EU
Red-legged crake
Red-necked crake
Ruddy-breasted crake
Rufous-naped wood rail
(Russet-naped wood rail)
(White-bellied wood-rail)
Rufous-necked wood-rail
(Rufous-crowned wood-rail)
NA,SA
Rufous-sided crake
Russet-crowned crake
(Cayenne crake)
Salawati barred rail
Samoan buff-banded rail
Samoan swamphen
Seistan purple swamphen
nEU
Slaty-breasted rail
Slaty-breasted wood-rail
(Saracura wood-rail)
SA
Slaty-legged crake
Sora
(Carolina crake)
(Sora rail)
NA
South Island takahe
AU
South Island weka
(Western weka)
Speckled rail
(Darwin`s rail)
(Speckled crake)
Spot-flanked gallinule
(Little waterhen)
SA
Spotted crake
EU
Spotted rail
Stewart Island weka
AU
Tasmanian native-hen
EU
Tristan moorhen
Virginia rail
Watercock
AS
Weka
(Woodhen)
(no subspecific status)
West Mediterranean Purple Swamphen
EU ,nEU
Western water rail
(Water rail)
EU ,AS
White-breasted waterhen
AS
White-browed crake
White-throated crake
White-throated rail
(Cuvier`s rail)
(Nominate subspecies)
White-winged coot
Giant coot
Fulica gigantea
EYDOUX & SOULEYET, 1841
Photo by:
K. Schlegel
Additional images here:
www.biolib.cz
Number of Subspecies:
00
Information Source for Taxonomy:
del Hoyo & Collar (2014) Illustrated Checklist of the Birds ot the World, Vol. 1, Non-passerines
IUCN status:
LC (Least Concern)
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Venezuela (1 Holding(s)):
Lara (Parque Zoologico y Botanico Bararida)
Holding(s): 1
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