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We describe for the first time the nest and eggs of the Calayan Rail Gallirallus calayanensis. The nest was built on the ground at the base of a fig tree and loosely constructed with dried leaves and stems. The eggs were pale pink and blotched reddish-brown and dark lilac, measuring 35 mm 25 mm in size. Nest placement, construction and egg coloration was similar to its congener, the Okinawa Rail G. okinawae.

First Description of the Nest and Eggs of the Calayan Rail