Birds

Mayr's Forest Rail

Mayr's Forest Rail

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Mayr's Forest Rail is a little-known and extremely elusive bird endemic to the remote montane forests of New Guinea. Its secretive habits mean it is rarely observed.
Where to spot
High-altitude montane forests and dense subalpine shrubbery in New Guinea.
How to spot
Extremely challenging. Requires dedicated expeditions to remote, high-altitude forest areas. Listen carefully for its calls.
When to spot
Due to extreme elusiveness, precise observation times are hard to determine; opportunistic sightings are most common.
Named after the renowned ornithologist Ernst Mayr, this species highlights the rich biodiversity and ongoing discoveries in New Guinea's remote ecosystems.
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