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"Lewin’s Rails have exceptionally long toes that help them walk across soft mud and floating vegetation without sinking."
Field Guide
Lewin's Rail
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Lewin’s Rail is a secretive, medium-sized rail found in dense wetlands across southeastern Australia and Tasmania. Rarely seen in the open, this elusive bird is most often detected by its loud, distinctive calls echoing from reed beds and swampy margins. Its skulking nature and specific habitat needs make every sighting a rewarding experience.
Distribution Map
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