- Paraguay, Uruguay, and the
Falkland Islands. The
white-
winged coot is monotypic. The
white-
winged coot is 35 to 43 cm (14 to 17 in) long and
weighs about...
- They
constitute the
genus Fulica, the name
being the
Latin term for "
coot".
Coots have
predominantly black plumage, and—unlike many rails—they are usually...
- The
Eurasian coot (Fulica atra), also
known as the
common coot, or
Australian coot, is a
member of the rail and
crake bird family, the Rallidae. It is...
-
White-
winged collared dove
White-
winged coot White-
winged cotinga White-
winged cuckooshrike White-
winged diuca finch White-
winged dove
White-
winged duck...
- meadowlark,
hudsonian godwit,
maguari stork,
white-faced ibis,
white-
winged coot,
southern screamer, dot-
winged crake, curve-billed reedhaunter, burrowing...
-
crake White-throated rail
Chestnut rail
American coot Andean coot Red-gartered
coot Eurasian coot Red-****bed
coot Giant coot White-
winged coot Red-fronted...
-
Gallinula angulata (V) Red-fronted
coot,
Fulica rufifrons Red-gartered
coot,
Fulica armillata White-
winged coot,
Fulica leucoptera Order: Gruiformes Family:...
-
Fulica armillata (E-SA)
American coot,
Fulica americana Slate-colored
coot,
Fulica ardesiaca (E-SA)
White-
winged coot,
Fulica leucoptera (E-SA) Order:...
- used as a
yogic mudra Attic red-figure lid
depicting three ****e and a
winged **** **** –
external male
reproductive organ This
article incorporates...
- coot,
Fulica gigantea Red-gartered
coot,
Fulica armillata Slate-colored
coot,
Fulica ardesiaca White-
winged coot,
Fulica leucoptera Order: Charadriiformes Family:...
