Inaccessible Island rail

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The Inaccessible Island rail is the world’s smallest living flightless bird, found only on the remote Inaccessible Island in the South Atlantic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird
endemic species
flightless bird
rail
vertebrate
adaptation reduced wings adapted to terrestrial life
billColor blackish
binomialName Atlantisia rogersi NERFINISHED
bodyLength about 13–15 cm
breedingSite ground nests in dense vegetation
class Aves
clutchSize 2 eggs
commonName Inaccessible Island rail NERFINISHED
Inaccessible rail NERFINISHED
conservationMeasure Inaccessible Island Nature Reserve protection
describedBy Percy Roycroft Lowe NERFINISHED
describedInYear 1923
diet invertebrates
plant material
seeds
dispersalAbility extremely limited
endemicTo Inaccessible Island NERFINISHED
family Rallidae NERFINISHED
flightCapability flightless
foundIn South Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
foundInCountry Tristan da Cunha (UK overseas territory) NERFINISHED
genus Atlantisia NERFINISHED
habitat dense tussock grass
fern-bush vegetation
wet heath and boggy areas
IUCNStatus Vulnerable
kingdom Animalia
legColor brownish
namedAfter Guy C. Rogers NERFINISHED
order Gruiformes
parentalCare both parents incubate eggs
partOf Tristan da Cunha island group NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
plumageColor dark brown upperparts
slate-grey underparts
populationTrend generally stable
rangeSize restricted to about 14 km² island area
smallest world’s smallest living flightless bird
socialBehavior territorial
taxonRank species
threat habitat disturbance
potential introduction of invasive predators
vocalization high-pitched calls
weight about 30–40 g

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Inaccessible Island hasEndemicSpecies Inaccessible Island rail