Sonja
Yes, Lord Howe Island is definitely the place to see Buff-banded Rails!
I think that the Lord Howe Rails have been able to exploit an environmental
niche and their range and behaviour is quite different to mainland birds.
Regards
David
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From: Sonja Ross <>
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Date: 25/07/11 01:50 PM
Subject: Resident Rail?
Hi David,
I don't know if it is comparable, but when we visited Lord Howe Island
several years ago, the place we stayed had at least one resident in their
garden. It was a high area above the beach, and not obviously close to
water like a dam, so maybe they are not absolutely tied to water.
Sonja Ross
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