Talk:Calayan Rail
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I moved "piding" after the range because I thought it made sense to refer to natives of the island after mentioning the island.
Does the number of flightless rail species really belong here? If so, I suspect the place I left that sentence is still not the best place for it. By the way, if those are just the extant flightless rails, we might want to add the word "extant".
I hope "Southwest Pacific" is really right for the range of Gallirallus.
Do we really need to explain the origin of the specific epithet? It strikes me as obvious.
—JerryFriedman 21:57, 18 Aug 2004 (UTC)
