Pakistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Hunza District, Shimshal pass (1 Viewer)

Hello!
Asking for a friend - I've been browsing lists of Pakistan's species and my Birds of Pakistan book and have come up with... nothing! See photo - I thought it was some kind of juv/female francolin, but can't find anything that matches. Found at 4500m, date: 11 October 2017. Habitat is decidedly mountainous and arid. Not too far from China so maybe it was just ignoring those pesky human borders No idea about its behaviour, sorry.
In the photo it is held (no, I don't approve either) but it's definitely not captive. At least it gives a good idea of relative size...
Thanks in advance!

I think it's a Baillon's Crake?

https://ajh57.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/baillons-crake-2.jpg



A

No rufous in the wing and looks quite small - juvenile Baillon's?

Rob

Definitely a a crake! I also think Baillon's - a migrant. Didn't know they cross altitudes like this! Very interesting observation!

A crake, of course! In my defence, it's not in my picture book! Looks like Baillon's could be right - the area is on the IUCN Red List map.
http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/22692667
Thanks very much!