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Robert Clark/National Science Foundation

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The California clapper rail is about 13 to 19 inches from the tip of its slightly downward-curving bill to the tip of its tail.

Facility

San Francisco Bay-Delta Fish and Wildlife Office

Ecosystem

Coastal

Species

Rallus longirostris obsoletus

Subject tags

Birds

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