| Plumbeous Rail Pardirallus sanguinolentus Chilean name: Pidén |
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| Chile The Plumbeous Rail is distributed from Peru across to south-east Brazil and south to Tierra del Fuego. It is found in marshes and ponds surrounded by dense vegetation but is relatively easy to see. |
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| It is large with a long decurved bill which is green and sky blue on the maxilla while the mandible has a reddish base. These photos are of the sub-species P. s. landbecki which is the second largest race with an unmottled back and paler upperparts. |
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| There are some recordings at xeno-canto. | ||||
| Photo 4 shows a juvenile bird with brown plumage, a buffy-white chin and black bill, legs and feet. | ||||
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