Rails, Cranes, and Seriemas

American Coot

A cute version of this familiar bird of the rail family. Coots are cute!

Australasian Swamphen

AKA Australian Swamphen, Pukeko, or Pook.

Black Crowned-Crane

A striking species of crane named for its dark body plumage and magnificent golden head crown.

Black-necked Crane

A medium-sized Asian crane named for the black feathers on its neck.

Blue Crane

This pretty blue-gray crane is the official national bird of South Africa.

Brolga

This crane is found Down Under! The Brolga used to be known as Native Companion and can be found in Australia and New Guinea.

Common Crane

This Old World species is also known as the Eurasian Crane, Grey Crane, or simply as just Crane.

Common Gallinule

Common Gallinules are closely related to Common Moorhens and other species of Rail. Cuter than cute, too!

Common Moorhen

Ungainly ginormous feet, pudgy black bodies, and a bright red faceplate. Put them together and you've got a Common Moorhen!

2 designs

Corn Crake

A cute, secretive migratory bird found in Europe, Asia, or, in the winter, Africa.

Demoiselle Crane

The smallest species of crane features prominently in north Indian culture.

Eurasian Coot

Another cutie cootie from Birdorable. How many species of coot have you seen?

Grey Crowned-Crane

This fabulous bird is named for its grey body plumage and for its stiff head crown.

Guam Rail

Extinct in the wild but with an active breeding program, we hope the Guam Rail will live free on Guam again one day.

Hooded Crane

A migratory species of crane found in parts of Asia. This is one of the smaller crane species.

Kori Bustard

This is one heavy bird! They may weigh over 40 pounds and are among the heaviest birds capable of flight.

Lord Howe Woodhen

The Lord Howe Woodhen, aka Lord Howe Rail is flightless.

Purple Gallinule

A striking bird of the rail family with a lot of colors going on.

Red-crowned Crane

A large species of crane that is found across parts of Asia. AKA Japanese Crane.

Red-knobbed Coot

A cute relative of the American Coot, this coot is named for the red knobs at the top of its facial shield.

Red-legged Seriema

Long legs and crazy beak-crest make this bird a real stunner. Here in cute Birdorable form!

Rufous-necked Wood-Rail

A beautiful bird of coastal habitats in Central and South America -- mostly. ;)

3 designs

Sandhill Crane

Sandhill Cranes are large birds native to much of North America. Here they are in cute Birdorable style!

2 designs

Sarus Crane

The tallest species of flying bird is this large non-migratory crane.

Siberian Crane

This highly migratory crane has a mostly white plumage with a bare face of red skin.

South Island Takahe

A chunky species of flightless rail from New Zealand.

Wattled Crane

An African species named for hanging flaps of skin dangling below its throat.

White-naped Crane

A pretty crane with a striking plumage of grey constrasting with white.

3 designs

Whooping Crane

Browse throught our super-cute designs featuring our Birdorable Whooping Crane!