Wattled crane
Bugeranus carunculatus
ok. 120 cmDorosły ptak
to the top of the head
to the top of the head
- Mass
- 7.5–8.4 kgDorosłe osobniki — BirdLife South Africa
The wattled crane inhabits extensive sedge beds, floodplains and swamps. It eats aquatic-plant tubers, invertebrates and small vertebrates. Pairs call and dance
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Bugeranus carunculatus
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The wattled crane inhabits extensive sedge beds, floodplains and swamps. It eats aquatic-plant tubers, invertebrates and small vertebrates.
Pairs call and dance with bows and leaps. Nests lie near ground level and hatchlings follow parents. Clutches are small and breeding success strongly depends on water levels.