Uccelli simili a Red-crowned Crane

Key differences

The Common Crane is predominantly grey, lacking the pure white body and black neck/primaries of the Red-crowned Crane. It has a black face and throat with a white stripe extending from behind the eye down the neck, and a red patch on the crown (less prominent than Red-crowned Crane's). Its overall coloration is much duller.

Key differences

The White-naped Crane is primarily grey with a white nape and hindneck, and a red patch around the eye. It lacks the extensive black on the neck and primaries, and the pure white body of the Red-crowned Crane. Its legs are pinkish-red, contrasting with the dark legs of the Red-crowned Crane.