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Grey-necked wood rail
The grey-necked wood rail (''Aramides cajaneus'') is a species of bird in the family Rallidae. It lives primarily in forests and mangroves of Central and South America.
==Description==
The grey-necked wood rail measures long〔〔 and weighs . The upperparts are olive green to dark brown. The head and neck are medium-grey, blending into a brown patch at the back of the head. The eyes are red. The chest and flanks are rufous. The belly, rump and tail are black. Legs are coral-red. Males and females are similar. Immatures are similar to adults but belly sooty-black, flecked with buff. The similar but smaller rufous-necked wood rail (''Aramides axillaris'') has a reddish head and neck with a grey upper.〔
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