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Tag Archives: African crakes
Stepping Out
As a family, and all around the world, crakes are among the most reclusive of birds. Not only do they live out their lives in damp, tangled marshes and boggy swamps, but they are shy and skittish in the extreme. … Continue reading
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Tagged African crakes, Amaurornis flavirostra, Birds of Penryn, Black Crake, Lake Panic Bird Hide
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Never A Gull Moment 