Somateria mollissima
- Deutsch: Eiderente
- English: Common Eider, Eider, common eider
- العربية: عيدر شائع
- مصرى: عيدر شائع
- asturianu: éider
- беларуская: Гага звычайная
- български: Обикновена гага
- brezhoneg: Eider-dum
- català: èider comú
- čeština: kajka mořská
- Cymraeg: Hwyaden Fwythblu
- dansk: Ederfugl, Edderfugl
- Esperanto: Molanaso
- español: Éider común
- eesti: hahk
- euskara: Eider arrunt
- فارسی: اردک خالدار معمولی
- suomi: haahka
- føroyskt: Æða
- français: Eider à duvet, eider à duvet
- Nordfriisk: Eidergus
- Frysk: Eider
- Gaeilge: Lacha lochlannach
- Gàidhlig: Lach Lochlannach
- galego: Eider
- Gaelg: Laagh Loghlynnagh
- עברית: אדרית שחורת-כיפה
- hrvatski: gavka
- magyar: pehelyréce
- Iñupiatun: Amauligruaq
- íslenska: Æðarfugl
- italiano: Edredone
- 日本語: ホンケワタガモ
- ქართული: ჩვეულებრივი სუსხური
- kalaallisut: Miteq siorartooq
- 한국어: 참솜깃오리
- kernowek: Hos eyder
- Lëtzebuergesch: Eiderint
- lietuvių: paprastoji gaga
- latviešu: lielā pūkpīle, gāga, parastā pūkpīle
- norsk bokmål: Ærfugl
- Nederlands: Eider, eider, Eidereend
- norsk nynorsk: Ærfugl
- norsk: Ærfugl
- Diné bizaad: Hakʼaz naalʼeełí
- livvinkarjala: Huahku
- Picard: Càn·nàr édredon
- polski: edredon (zwyczajny)
- پنجابی: عام وڈی سمندری بطخ
- português: êider
- română: Eider
- русский: Гага, Обыкновенная гага
- саха тыла: Улахан турукаан
- Scots: Ennet
- davvisámegiella: Hávda
- Simple English: Common eider
- slovenčina: kajka morská
- slovenščina: gaga, navadna gaga
- svenska: Ejder (guding/åda)
- Türkçe: Pufla kazı
- українська: пухівка зеленошия
- Tiếng Việt: Vịt nhung thường
- 吴语: 欧绒鸭
- 中文: 欧绒鸭
Photos[Bearbeiten]
S. m. mollissima[Bearbeiten]
- N Europe, NW Asia
Male in eclipse plumage, Germany
Male in eclipse plumage, Germany
Male in eclipse plumage, Germany
Male in eclipse plumage, Germany
Male in eclipse plumage, Germany
Iceland
Male; Svalbard, Norway
Male; Larvik, Norway
Male; Borgenfjorden, Norway
Female; Borgenfjorden, Norway
Ducklings; Borgenfjorden, Norway
Male; Mølen, Norway
Female; Mølen, Norway
Flock in flight; Stavern, Norway
Nest with eggs; Norway
Female with ducklings; Runde, Norway
Female on nest; Vigur, Ísafjarðardjúp, Iceland
Two males in the water, two females on land; Hällsvik, Göteborg, Sweden
Male; Seahouses, Northumberland, UK
Female on nest; Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK
Female on nest; Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK
Flock; Amble, Northumberland, UK
Male; Scotland, UK
Male; Scotland, UK
Male; Crail, Scotland, UK
Male; Helgoland, Germany
Male; Helgoland, Germany
Male; Helgoland, Germany
Male; Helgoland, Germany
Male and female; Helgoland, Germany
Female with ducklings; Helgoland, Germany
Females; Helgoland, Germany
Females; Helgoland, Germany
Males and females; Helgoland, Germany
Females with ducklings; Helgoland, Germany
Females with ducklings; Helgoland, Germany
Males in eclipse; Schleswig-Holsteinischen Wattenmeer, Germany
Male; Obersee (upper Lake Zürich), Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male; Obersee, Switzerland
Immature male and female; Obersee, Switzerland
Female; Obersee, Switzerland
Female; Obersee, Switzerland
Female; Obersee, Switzerland
Flock; Obersee, Switzerland
ID composite
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S. m. dresseri[Bearbeiten]
- SE Canada, NE USA
Male; Gloucester harbor, Massachusetts, USA
Female with ducklings; Biddeford Pool, Maine, USA
S. m. v-nigrum[Bearbeiten]
- Alaska, NE Asia
Female; Alaska, USA
Female (left) and male (right); Alaska, USA
Eiderdown harvesting[Bearbeiten]
Eiderdown collected from nests; Skáleyjar, Iceland
Farmer in Skáleyjar with machine used to dry and clean the eiderdown.
Farmer in Skáleyjar with eiderdown
Maps & illustrations[Bearbeiten]
Distribution (green: breeding, blue: winter)
John James Audubon, 1827-1838
S. m. v-nigrum; Joseph Wolf, 1885
Somateria spectabilis - males (left and in background) and Somateria mollissima - male (right)
