Turdus merula

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Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Animalia • Phylum: Chordata • Subphylum: Vertebrata • Classis: Aves • Parvclassis: Neognathae • Ordo: Passeriformes • Familia: Turdidae • Genus: Turdus • Species: Turdus merula (Linnaeus, 1758)

Asturianu: Ñerbatu · Bosanski: Kos · Brezhoneg: Moualc\'h du · Български: Кос · Català: Merla · Corsu: Merula · Česky: Kos černý · Dansk: Solsort · Deutsch: Amsel · English: Blackbird · Español: Mirlo Común · Esperanto: Merlo · Føroyskt: Kvørkveggja · Français : Merle noir · Frysk: Klyster · Galego: Merlo · Hrvatski: Kos · Íslenska : Svartþröstur · Italiano: Merlo · עברית: שחרור · Latina: Merula · Lëtzebuergesch: Märel · Lietuvių: Juodasis strazdas · Limburgs: Merel · Magyar: Fekete rigó · Nederlands: Merel · 日本語: クロウタドリ · ‪Norsk (bokmål)‬: Svarttrost · ‪Norsk (nynorsk)‬: Svarttrost · Occitan : Mèrle negre · Polski: Kos · Português: Melro-preto · Română: Mierlă · Русский: Чёрный дрозд · Slovenščina: Kos · Suomi: Mustarastas · Svenska: Koltrast · ไทย: นกแบล็กเบิร์ด · Türkçe: Karatavuk · Walon: Måvi · Українська: Чорний дрізд · 中文: 黑鶇 ·

[edit] Images

[edit] Male

Category:Turdus merula (male)

	Turdus merula in garden (male)	taking a sunbath	männliche Amsel mit leichtem Leuzismus
Male		Male	Male with earthworm
Male	Male	Male	Male
Male singing	Male blackbird singing in an urban region	Male	Male Blackbird and krestel
Male	Male	Male	Male
Extracting bird from net	At ringing	Weighing
			Male, singing
Singendes Männchen

[edit] Female

	Female	Female	Female
Female	Female	Female	Female
Female	Female	Female

[edit] Nests, eggs and young

Nest under roof	Sitting on nest	Eggs	Nest
Nest with eggs	Nest with eggs	Nest with eggs\|Nestlings	Four nestlings
Amselnest\|Nestlings	Nestlings	Nestlings	Nestlings
Nestlings	Young	Juvenile	Young
Young Turdus merula, Mainz, Germany. One notices that it has not yet acquired the typical long tail feathers for Turdus merula.	Nest with young Blackbirds	A Young blackbird who escaped out of his nest, age around 14 days.	Nest