2 Caribbean Clapper Rail " longirostris caribæus 98 212 Virginia Rail " virginianus 97 [213] Spotted Crake Porzana porzana A.   anvd [Please select]

The Spotted Crake is smaller in size than the Corn Crake, and far less common.   anvd [Please select]

The Water Rail, then, unlike the Corn Crake, remains with us all the winter.   anvd [Please select]

[Illustration: Spotted Crake Little Crake Corn Crake or Land-Rail [M] Water Rail [M] [_face p.   anvd [Please select]

'Tiny Allegret,'--Yarrell's 'Little Crake,' (but see names in Appendix).   anvd [Please select]

The second: "Let her voice be as harsh as a corn-crake's."'   anvd [Please select]

The Landrailor Corn-Crake, the Little Crake, Spotted Crake, Moor-Hen, Purple Gallinule, and the lobed-toed Coot, of other countries, are represented by similar birds here.   anvd [Please select]

[Illustration: [21] [22] [26] [27] [30] [67] [71] [72] [73]] =21= Pectoral Rail =22= Australian Spotted Crake =26= Black Moor-Hen =27= Bald Coot =30= Hoary-headed Grebe =67= Crested Tern =71= White-faced Ternlet =72= Silver Gull =73= Pacific Gull [Page 22] [Illustration: [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28]] =23 Australian Little Crake=, _P.   anvd [Please select]