The field fowl or Amaurornis phoenicurus (White-breasted Waterhen) is a distinctive bird. at the area from behind the forehead Chasing to the back, wings and tail are black and grey, with a slight reddish tint. The forehead, face, neck, chest, and abdomen are clean white. The feathers covering the base of the tail are reddish brown, the eyes are red, the base of the mouth is bright red. The mouth is straight, greenish yellow. Legs and feet are greenish yellow, fingers very long, about 28.5-36 centimeters in length from the tip of the mouth to the tip of the tail. Both sexes are similar. Areas where waders can be found are in paddy fields, swamps, grasslands, or where they can hide. This bird does not fly well. Therefore, they often use the method of running away and hiding in the overgrown vegetation.