Radde's Accentor Prunella ocularis Scientific name definitions
- Names (32)
- Monotypic
Ben Hatchwell and Guy M. Kirwan
Version: 1.0 — Published March 4, 2020
Version: 1.0 — Published March 4, 2020
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Species names in all available languages
| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Arabic | عُصْفُورٌ شَوْكِيٌّ رَادِيٌّ (ocularis) |
| Armenian | Խայտաբղետ նրբագեղիկ (ocularis) |
| Azerbaijani | Aladöş çərənçi (ocularis) |
| Bulgarian | Белогуша завирушка (ssp. ocularis) |
| Croatian | crnokapi popić (ocularis) |
| Czech | pěvuška skalní (ssp. ocularis) |
| Danish | Kaukasisk Jernspurv (ssp. ocularis) |
| Dutch | Steenheggenmus |
| English | Radde's Accentor (Radde's) |
| English (United States) | Radde's Accentor (Radde's) |
| French | Accenteur de Radde (ocularis) |
| French (French Guiana) | Accenteur de Radde (ocularis) |
| German | Steinbraunelle (ocularis) |
| Greek | Θαμνοψάλτης του Καυκάσου (ocularis) |
| Hebrew | סתרי ממושקף (ממושקף) |
| Hungarian | Örmény szürkebegy (ocularis) |
| Icelandic | Halltítla (ocularis) |
| Lithuanian | Margasis erškėtžvirblis (ocularis) |
| Norwegian | einerjernspurv (ocularis) |
| Persian | صعوه ابروسفید (ocularis) |
| Polish | płochacz pstry (ocularis) |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Ferreirinha-do-cáucaso (ocularis) |
| Romanian | Brumăriță caucaziană (ocularis) |
| Russian | Йеменская завирушка (ocularis) |
| Serbian | Levantski popić |
| Slovak | vrchárka skalná (skup.) |
| Slovenian | Turška pevka (ocularis) |
| Spanish | Acentor de Radde (ocularis) |
| Spanish (Spain) | Acentor de Radde (ocularis) |
| Swedish | svartkronad järnsparv (ocularis) |
| Turkish | Sürmeli Dağbülbülü (ocularis) |
| Ukrainian | Тинівка передньоазійська (підвид ocularis) |
Prunella ocularis (Radde, 1884)
PROTONYM:
Accentor ocularis
Radde, 1884. Orn.Caucasica, p.33,244 pl.14.
TYPE LOCALITY:
Kusjurdi Mt., Talysh, Iranian border.
Definitions
- PRUNELLA
- ocularis
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Gr.: ancient Greek
L.: Latin
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