Glad someone else is getting to see them there.
I have long been reporting a pair of Spotted Crakes exactly where you saw
one in what I call the Crace wetland to distinguish it from the deeper
Crace pond. At least onsce a month for the past 2 years or more. It is a
good place to see one but you do have to know the right spot!! Baillons
Crake and Spotless too but not for some months now.
On 13/02/2015 11:16 am, "Fleur r Leary" <> wrote:
>Yesterday and today at between 10 and 10.45am I spotted a lone spotted
>crake in Crace ponds (pond closest to Abena Ave and on that side). It
>was wading and feeding in shallow water 4 - 6 cm deep - not disturbed by
>passersby, including dogs, on the path just a few metres away.
>
>Fleur Leary
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