Species: Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis)
Number of individuals observed: 1
Date of sighting: 2020/10/07
County: Chester
Location: ChesLen Preserve
GPS coordinates: 39.923916, -75.72431800000001
Observers: Ross Gallardy, Zach Millen, Michael Hartshorne, Jon Birds, and Charlie Trapani
eBird checklists with confirmed media:
https://ebird.org/checklist/S75482946
https://ebird.org/checklist/S77233060
https://ebird.org/checklist/S75804667
See more: all checklists with confirmed media
Yellow Rail Records
231-01-2020 Yellow Rail Chester
Tagged with: ChesLen Preserve, Chester County, Yellow Rail
Posted in Accepted, Class I - Photograph (expedited), Completed, eBird Expedited Review
Posted in Accepted, Class I - Photograph (expedited), Completed, eBird Expedited Review
231-01-2019 Yellow Rail Somerset
Species: Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis)
Number of Individuals observed: 1
Date of Sighting: 8/25/2019
County : Somerset
Location : Lake Somerset
GPS Coordinates:
Observer(s): David Burleson
Date of Submission: 8/28/2019
Submitted by: David Burleson
Written Description: Yes Photo: No Specimen: no Recording: no
eBird Checklist: https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S59256902
Tagged with: Lake Somerset, Somerset County, Yellow Rail
Posted in Class IV-C, Completed, Not Accepted
Posted in Class IV-C, Completed, Not Accepted
231-01-2012 Yellow Rail
Species: Yellow Rail Coturnicops noveboracensis
Date of Sighting: 10-05-2012 6:30 PM; 10-06-2012
County : Washington
Location : Greencove Wetlands
GPS Coordinates: 40.17849, -80.40122
Observer(s): Geoff Malosh, Dave Wilton, Shannon Thompson;
Date of Submission: 10-05-2012;
Second report 10-06-2012 : Mike Fialkovich, Michael David
Submitted by: Geoff Malosh
Written Description: YES x2 Photo: NO Specimen: NO Recording: NO
Tagged with: 231-01-2012, Green Cove Wetlands, Washington County, Yellow Rail
Posted in Accepted, Class III, Completed
Posted in Accepted, Class III, Completed
231-02-2007 Yellow Rail
Yellow Rail — Huntington Valley, Montgomery County; October 19, 2007. Photos by Howard Eskin. The Yellow Rail in these photos struck a window. Although still alive after the initial impact, it later died at a rehabilitation center. The bird was added to the specimen collection at The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. 
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