Giant Wood Rail
Aramides ypecaha - Râle ypécaha
Systematics
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Order:
Gruiformes
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Family:
Rallidés
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Genus:
Aramides
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Species:
ypecaha
Descriptor
Biometrics
- Size: 53 cm
- Wingspan: -
- Weight: 565 à 860 g
Geographic range
Identification
Giant Wood Rail (Aramides ypecaha) is a species of bird in the Rallidae family.
Subspecific information monotypic species
Foreign names
- Râle ypécaha,
- Cotara ipacaá,
- saracuraçu,
- Galeriewaldralle,
- Ypecaca-guvat,
- Reuzenbosral,
- Rallo boschereccio gigante,
- ipécaharall,
- Kjemperikse,
- chriašteľ ypekaha,
- chřástal ypecaha,
- Kæmpehønserikse,
- isomangrovekana,
- rascló gegant,
- chruścielak wielki,
- Гигантский лесной пастушок,
- オオモリクイナ,
- 大林秧鸡,
- 大林秧雞,
Habitat
Forest : Subtropical/Tropical Moist Lowland ; Wetlands (inland) : Bogs, Marshes, Swamps, Fens, Peatlands ; Artificial/Terrestrial : Pastureland
Threats - protection
IUCN conservation status
Extinct
Threatened
Least
concern
concern
Extinc
in the Wild
in the Wild
Near
threatened
threatened
Not
evaluated
evaluated
EX
EW
CR
EN
VU
NT
LC
NE
Sources of information
- Rails, Barry Taylor
- Vol. 3 - Handbook of the Birds of the World, Josep del Hoyo-Andrew Elliott-Jordi Sargatal
- Avibase, Lepage Denis
- Wikipédia, Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
- IOC World Bird List (v14.1), Gill, F and D Donsker (Eds). 2024-04-18.
Other sources of interest
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