What is another word for landrail?
Pronunciation: [lˈandɹe͡ɪl] (IPA) 
The landrail, also known as the corncrake, is a bird species often found in grasslands and agricultural areas. This bird gets its common name from its distinctive call which resembles the sound of a rickety cart being pulled over cobbles. While the term landrail is the most commonly used name for this bird, there are other synonyms that are used in different parts of the world. For instance, in the United States, the bird is called the corn crake. In Ireland, it is known as the corncracker, while in Scotland and some parts of England, it is referred to as the daker hen. No matter its name, the landrail is a fascinating bird species with a unique and unforgettable call.
