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Behind our rooming house was a long black rail yard, going off to Stanley and Bingham.
Short-eared Owl (Asio flammeus) is a common predator of Black Rail (Laterallus jamaicensis), and was observed at sites used by Galapagos Rails.
The Black Rail is, latitudinally, the most widely distributed member of its genus occurring from high in the temperate zone of North America down to central Chile.
Seventeen years ago Mr. Burt started a photographic hunt in this marsh for the black rail, an elusive sparrow-size bird that has been called a feathered mouse.
Then as he drives off, he smiles and says softly, as if to himself, "Almost as impressive as a black rail".
We want to understand how changes in wetlands have influenced wildlife that depend on them, notably a secretive wetland bird the Black Rail, and the mosquitos living in them that may carry West Nile Virus.
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I'm really happy to report that black rails don't live in it here".
Congrats to Sarah MacLean for completing her Ph.D. entitled "A century of change in avifauna of California's most transformed landscapes" Laurie Hall, Nathan van Schmidt and Steve validate dispersal distance estimated by occupancy models for Black Rails in the Journal of Animal Ecology.
It was fertilized by a series of photographs taken in 2000 by Joel Sternfeld, showing off the industrial ruin as a particularly contemporary landscape -- the eerie serenity of its black rails sweeping through a snowy strip of stubble in the winter, bristling waves of grass poking out between its steel trusses in the summer.
On a field trip to see Black Rails, one of the well-meaning people who helped plant the trees commented, 'What were we thinking?
Lithograph, printed in black with rail routes in red.
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