Haematopus ostralegus
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Brezhoneg: Morbig · Български: Стридояд · Català: Garsa de mar · Česky: Ústřičník velký · Cymraeg: Pioden y Môr · Dansk: Strandskade · Deutsch: Austernfischer · Eesti: Merisk · English: Eurasian Oystercatcher · Español: Ostrero común · Esperanto: Hematopo · Føroyskt: Tjaldur · Français : Huîtrier pie · Frysk: Strânljip · Galego: Gabita · 한국어: 검은머리물떼새 · Íslenska : Tjaldur · Italiano: Beccaccia di mare · Latviešu: Jūras žagata · Lietuvių: Jūrinė šarka · Magyar: Csigaforgató · Nederlands: Scholekster · 日本語: ミヤコドリ · Norsk (bokmål): Tjeld · Norsk (nynorsk): Tjeld · Polski: Ostrygojad · Português: Ostraceiro-europeu · Русский: Кулик-сорока · Suomi: Meriharakka · Svenska: Strandskata · Türkçe: Bayağı poyraz kuşu · 中文: 蛎鹬]] · 中文(繁體): 蠣鴴 · |
Wikispecies has information related to:
- IUCN link: Haematopus ostralegus Linnaeus, 1758 (Least Concern)
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Oystercatcher at the norwegian bird-island Runde |
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Oystercatchereggs, Faroe Islands |
Young Oystercatcher, Suðuroy |
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Oystercatcher near Amsterdam |
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Stamp from the Faroe Islands: Haematopus ostralegus (Common Pied Oystercatcher - Austernfischer - Strandskalden). On the Faroes known as Tjaldur, their National bird. They leave in September to Britain and return on 12 March, which is a National holiday then. |
Haematopus ostralegus - eggs and fledgling (Faroese stamp from 2002) |