Plumbeous Rail | Animalz

Plumbeous RailThe head and underparts are gray, the back is olive-brown, and the legs are red. It uses a variety of waterside habitats, from Peruvian coastal lowlands to Andean wetlands.What does it look like?The head, neck, and underparts are gray; the back and rear of the neck are olive-brown. The legs are red, and the greenish bill has red at the base of the lower mandible and blue on the upper mandible.How does it live?The head and underparts are gray, the back is olive-brown, and the legs are red. It uses a variety of waterside habitats, from Peruvian coastal lowlands to Andean wetlands.It uses a range of waterside habitats. In Peru it is reported as common in western coastal lowlands, the western Andean foothills, and highland wetlands.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.