Spotless Crake
Zapornia tabuensis
Family: Rails, gallinules, and coots
Spotless Crake is one of the species in the BirdGuess catalog. The daily puzzle hides a photo and opens it in pieces. You get five guesses.
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On some small offshore islands, where wetlands are sparse, they have been known to live and forage in dry forest.
Their nests are found between 30 – 50 cm above the water, and are found to be in close proximity to other nest-like platforms.
The eggs are a 'dull creamy brown or pinkish with faint chestnut flecks'.