Animal
Word List
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Introduction
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| EN: | pale prominent |
| SV: | näbbspinnare |
| FR: | museau (=nos, näbb) |
| LA: | Pterostoma palpina |
| EN: | pale rock sparrow |
| SV: | blek stensparv |
| FR: | moineau soulcie pâle (Voir: www.oiseaux.net/oiseaux/passeriformes/moineau.soulcie.html) |
| LA: | Carpodacus/Petronia brachydactyla |
| EN: | pale thrush |
| SV: | amurtrast (Se även amurfalk) |
| FR: | merle pâle |
| LA: | Turdus pallidus (Se http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turdus) |
| EN: | pale-backed pigeon, yellow-eyed pigeon |
| SV: | Eversmanns duva (Se: http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Eduard-Friedrich-Eversmann) |
| FR: | pigeon d'Eversmann (Voir rouge-queue d'Eversmann) |
| LA: | Columba eversmanni |
| EN: | Pallas's cat, manul, steppe cat (Tibet, Sibirien) See also: www.cathouse-fcc.org/pallas.html |
| SV: | Pallas' katt, pallaskatt (Fi. Pallas kissa) Se: hometown.aol.com/cattrust/manul.htm |
| FR: | chat manul |
| LA: | Felis manul, Otocolobus manul |
| EN: | Pallas's fish eagle (German zoologist Peter Simon Pallas, 1741-1811).. |
| SV: | bandhavsörn (Da Pallas havørn) |
| FR: | pygargue de Pallas |
| LA: | Haliaeetus leucoryphus |
| EN: | Pallas's grasshopper warbler |
| SV: | starrsångare |
| FR: | locustelle de Pallas |
| LA: | Locustella certhiola |
| EN: | Pallas's leaf warbler, Pallas's warbler |
| SV: | kungsfågelsångare (Sibirien); (VK 97-10-17) (Se: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kungsfågelsångare) |
| FR: | pouillot de Pallas |
| LA: | Phylloscopus proregulus |
| EN: | Pallas's reed bunting (See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Simon_Pallas) |
| SV: | dvärgsävsparv |
| FR: | bruant de Pallas |
| LA: | Emberiza pallasi |
| EN: | Pallas's rosefinch (See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Pallas) |
| SV: | sibirisk rosenfink |
| FR: | roselin rose, roselin de Pallas |
| LA: | Carpodacus roseus |
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