Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
---|---|
Catalan | barbacoll de Sclater |
Czech | lenivka rezavobradá |
Dutch | Geelkintrappist |
English | Fulvous-chinned Nunlet |
English (United States) | Fulvous-chinned Nunlet |
French | Barbacou de Sclater |
French (France) | Barbacou de Sclater |
German | Gelbkinn-Faulvogel |
Japanese | キアゴアマドリ |
Norwegian | brunkinnovise |
Polish | drzym brazylijski |
Portuguese (Brazil) | freirinha-amarelada |
Portuguese (Portugal) | Freirinha-amarelada |
Russian | Желтогорлая ленивка |
Serbian | Nonula puf žućkaste brade |
Slovak | lenivka žltobradá |
Spanish | Monjilla de Sclater |
Spanish (Peru) | Monjita de Barbilla Leonada |
Spanish (Spain) | Monjilla de Sclater |
Swedish | brunhakad nunnefågel |
Turkish | Sclater Keşişkuşu |
Ukrainian | Лінивка-коротун сірошия |
Fulvous-chinned Nunlet Nonnula sclateri
Version: 1.0 — Published May 22, 2015
References
Introduction
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