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A close relative of the Clapper Rail of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, and was considered part of the same species until recently. It has a patchy distribution in salt marshes of the Pacific Coast, as...

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12K views · 70 reactions | Happy #FreedomFriday to… wait, where did...

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Clapper Rail Sounds, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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Feb 27, 2007

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EP. 1 WE FOUND THE CLAPPER RAIL!!!!

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Clapper rail - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

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ShotKam Marsh Hen Clapper Rail 25 yards into the wind Steel #7, Muller TIMBÜR Choke, Smoked! | Müller Hunting Chokes

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1.5K views · 53 reactions | This Clapper Rail was found in a Whole Foods parking lot, unable to fly. After a couple of weeks of TLC and treatment at our Center, he was strong enough to be released back home where he belongs. 懶 Every year, more than 1,200 birds come through our doors in need of care. Your support makes second chances like this possible. Be part of the story —  in bio to give. . . . #centerforbirdsofprey #aviary #clapperrail | Center for Birds of Prey | Facebook

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12K views · 70 reactions | Happy #FreedomFriday to… wait, where …

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Clapper Rail Sounds, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Feb 27, 2007

allaboutbirds.org

5:26

EP. 1 WE FOUND THE CLAPPER RAIL!!!!

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12K views · 421 reactions | Release day for our grounded Clapper...

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2.1K views · 43 reactions | This was our final Ridgway’s Rail release...

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$An unusual patient arrived at our wildlife hospital last week. Meet the elusive Clapper Rail, a secretive marsh bird not often seen even by experienced bird watchers. This young rail was brought to us from Wantagh after a Good Samaritan found it grounded and unable to fly in their backyard. A thorough exam revealed no fractures—just a thin, exhausted bird, likely grounded after a collision or tough migration leg. We may never know its full story, but we’re happy to report that its future looks b$