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[MOG2012]

Is it commonly found in urban locations?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it commonly found in urban locations?

No

 

[MOG2012]

Is it a Corn Crake?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a Corn Crake?

No but has similar ecology and behaviour

 

[MOG2012]

Is it a common quail?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a common quail?

No. Our species in endemic in one country for a time of year and does not reach south of the equator

 

[MOG2012]

Is it nocturnal?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a spotted crake?

No. It has similar behaviour with the corn crake but it is not related with it

 

[MOG2012]

Is it a Eurasian stone-curlew?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it nocturnal?

No

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a Eurasian stone-curlew?

No but it is in the same order

 

[MOG2012]

Is it a collared pranticole?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a collared pranticole?

No. I resemble that it is endemic to one country for a period of year and does not reach south of the equator

 

[Tetzoo Quizzer]

Is it North American?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it North American?

Νο

 

[Greaterbilby]

To summarise:
It is a bird, in the same order as pratincoles and stone-curlews. It is endemic in only one country for a period of year and does not reach south of the equator. It does not live in North America.

 

[Dassie rat]

Is it a plover?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a plover?

Yes

 

[Tetzoo Quizzer]

Is it nocturnal?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it nocturnal?

No