Ridgway's Rail | Animalz

Ridgway's RailRidgway's Rail is a gray and rusty rail of western North America. It probes muddy ground for invertebrates. Cornell's account lists California, Arizona, Nevada, and the western coast of Mexico; before 2014 it was grouped with Clapper Rail and related forms as one species.What does it look like?It is gray and rusty overall, with a large bill used to probe for food in mud.How does it live?Ridgway's Rail is a gray and rusty rail of western North America. It probes muddy ground for invertebrates. Cornell's account lists California, Arizona, Nevada, and the western coast of Mexico; before 2014 it was grouped with Clapper Rail and related forms as one species.It uses saltwater and freshwater marshes and mangroves, probing muddy ground for invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.