Rodrigues Rail
Rodrigues Rail
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The Rodrigues Rail (Erythromachus leguati) is an extinct flightless rail species that was endemic to Rodrigues Island in the Indian Ocean. It became extinct in the 18th century due to human impact.
Where to spot
Not applicable (Extinct). Historically, it inhabited Rodrigues Island in the Indian Ocean, likely in wooded or coastal scrub habitats.
How to spot
Not applicable (Extinct). Information is derived from subfossil remains and detailed historical traveller accounts.
When to spot
Not applicable (Extinct).
Where to spot
Not applicable (Extinct). Historically, it inhabited Rodrigues Island in the Indian Ocean, likely in wooded or coastal scrub habitats.
How to spot
Not applicable (Extinct). Information is derived from subfossil remains and detailed historical traveller accounts.
When to spot
Not applicable (Extinct).
Historical accounts describe this rail as having reddish-grey plumage, a red beak, and red legs. It was hunted for food and succumbed to habitat destruction and predation by introduced animals.
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