What is another word for American Gallinule?
Pronunciation: [ɐmˈɛɹɪkən ɡˈalɪnjˌuːl] (IPA) 
The American Gallinule is a bird species that belongs to the Rallidae family. It is commonly found near freshwater marshes, ponds, and swamps across the Americas. The American Gallinule is also referred to as the Common Moorhen, Marsh Hen, Water Hen, and Swamp Chicken. The bird's distinct features include a red bill, yellow-tipped feet, and a blue-grey face shield. The bird's plumage is dark with white feathers beneath its wings, tail, and flanks. The American Gallinule is an omnivore; it feeds on seeds, insects, small fish, and other aquatic creatures. The bird is well-known for its distinctive vocalization and is a popular sight amongst bird enthusiasts and nature lovers.
