Oh I wouldn't know exactly but I'd suggest with all the available
species of Gallinules (Rails) around the world and the range of sizes
they encompass, that at least 4 species in a location would be a fairly
common situation for large swampy areas.
Philip Veerman
24 Castley Circuit
Kambah ACT 2902
02 - 62314041
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At Jerrabomberra Wetlands this afternoon Coots, Purple Swamphens and
Moorhens (all regular) and Black-tailed Native Hen (occasional visitor).
Which set me thinking, is there anywhere else in the world you can see
four
spp of gallinule together regularly, or at least once in a while?
John Leonard
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