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Title Details	Philippine Banded Crake
Subjects	1970 Birds National Museum of the Philippines fauna tikling rallina eurizonoides rallidae birds animals philippine banded crake national museum
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Photographer	Ayala Museum Research Team
Format	With prints
Collection	National Museum
Image Type	original
Place	National Museum of the Philippines
Keyword	fauna tikling rallina eurizonoides rallidae birds animals philippine banded crake national museum

Item Call Number	PA00032
Status	Available
Barcode	PA00032
Photo Id	Photo ID - PA00032
Photographer	Photographer - Ayala Museum Research Team
Title	Title - Philippine Banded Crake Statement of responsibility, etc. - Ayala Museum Research Team
Notes	Notes - Scientific name: Rallina eurizonoides eurizonoides Family: Rallidae Local name: Tikling; Adongong (Ivatan); Uwang (Pil) Other common names: (Slaty-legged) Banded/Ryukyu Crake Conservation status: LC (Least Concern) The Philippine banded crake is frequently seen in dense shrub jungles, specially in Dalton, Nueva Viscaya. It lives on insects and small reptiles, breeds between June and September and cares for its young in nests of grass and leaves lined with finer materials. A full clutch consists of four to five eggs, oval in shape, white and with two almost identical ends.
Media Format	Media format - With prints
Collection	Collection - National Museum
Image Type	Image Type - original
Date	Date - 1970
Subject	Subject - Birds
Place	Place - National Museum of the Philippines
Keywords	Keyword - fauna Keyword - tikling Keyword - rallina eurizonoides Keyword - rallidae Keyword - birds Keyword - animals Keyword - philippine banded crake Keyword - national museum

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