Válisti 2
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Keldusvírt, E: Water Rail, D: Vandrikse, Þ: Wasserralle, F: Rale d'eau. Ljósm.: H.R.B. common in the south. It is now considered a rare but annual straggler, mainly in autumn. Large-scale drainage of wetlands initiated in the 1940s led to the destruction of key habitats. At the same time feral mink was introduced into lceland, and these two factors led to a swift and dramatic decline in Water Rail numbers. It became extinct að a breeding bird in lceland around 1970. A A AA A A AAA AAA A A AAA AA AAA AA 31
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Keldusvírt, E: Water Rail, D: Vandrikse, Þ: Wasserralle, F: Rale d'eau. Ljósm.: H.R.B.<br />
common in the south. It is now considered a rare but annual straggler, mainly in autumn.<br />
Large-scale drainage of wetlands initiated in the 1940s led to the destruction of key habitats.<br />
At the same time feral mink was introduced into lceland, and these two factors led to a swift<br />
and dramatic decline in Water Rail numbers. It became extinct að a breeding bird in lceland<br />
around 1970.<br />
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AAA A A<br />
AAA<br />
AA<br />
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