Pica pica
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Беларуская: Сарока звычайная · Brezhoneg: Pig · Български: Сврака · Català: Garsa · Česky: Straka obecná · Cymraeg: Pioden · Dansk: Husskade · Deutsch: Elster · Eesti: Harakas · English: European Magpie · Español: Urraca · Français : Pie bavarde · Frysk: Ekster · Furlan: Cheche · Galego: Pega · ქართული: კაჭკაჭი · 한국어: 까치 · Ido: Pigo · Italiano: Gazza · עברית: עקעק זנבתן · Latina: Pica pica · Lietuvių: Šarka · Magyar: Szarka · Nederlands: Ekster · 日本語: カササギ · Norsk (bokmål): Skjære · Norsk (nynorsk): Skjor · Occitan : Pica pica · Polski: Sroka · Português: Pega-rabuda · Русский: Обыкновенная сорока · Slovenčina: Straka čiernozobá · Suomi: Harakka · Svenska: Skata · Türkçe: Saksağan · Walon: Agaesse · West-Vlams: Ekster · Українська: Сорока · 中文(简体): 喜鹊 · 中文(繁體): 喜鵲 · |
Wikispecies has information related to:
- IUCN link: Pica pica (Linnaeus, 1758) (Least Concern)
[edit] Pica pica pica (Europe)
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 A young magpie fallen from the nest |
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[edit] Pica pica sericea (eastern Asia)
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 nest on the pole |
[edit] Pica pica mauretanica (northwest Africa; note blue skin round eye)
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[edit] Distribution maps
 Pica pica |
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