Dusky Moorhens are usually seen in ones or twos and a lot less abundant than coots, which form great flocks. Right away there are three big differences: - Red bill with a yellow tip. - White feathers beneath the tail these feathers have a black strip running down the middle. - Slightly larger than a coot.
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