White-browed Crake

White-browed Crake (Porzana cinerea). Kupungarri sewage ponds, Kimberley, Western Australia. A bird of wetlands in the far north of Australia. Common in optimum habitat. Nomadic to ephemeral water where it breeds and then departs. At Kupungarri sewage ponds which had water in for the first time for many years. This bird was incubating 5 eggs

Restrictions Not for Australia

Browed Cinerea Crake Crakes Porzana

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