balkar photos on Flickr

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

Aiming to Koltsovoï Peak, 3350 m, for our acclimation trek by twiga269 EVEREST

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We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

Tête de Taureau ~ Bull Head by twiga269 EVEREST

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Second day of acclimatization above Djilisu (2450m) on the West flank of Mount Elbruz.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

the group pausing in front the West side of Mount Elbruz, 5642m by twiga269 EVEREST

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As seen from Djilisu (2450m).

From Djilisu Camp, 2450m, we had a 2 Day acclimatization trek on the West flank of Mount Elbruz.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

pausing with Elbruz by twiga269 EVEREST

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on our way to the North Hut of Elbruz, going thru from Mushrooms' detour

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

post-pre-Yamnaya dissolution (deep origin clustering) by George Cedrik

What happened with the pre-Yamnaya people who stayed in the Caucasus?

-- -- -- 6 Armenia Middle & Late Bronze Age samples -- -- --

-- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 2200–1200 BC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --

Modern % population:

Azerbaijani_Türk_Dagestan:4285.0:45 = 95.2%

Tush-Khevsurian:4093.8:45 = 91.0%

Ingushian:4008.1:45 = 89.1%

Chechen:3916.1:45 = 87.0%

Kumyk_Türk:3802.0:45 = 84.5%

Zaza_Dersim:3799.6:45 = 84.4%

Turkish_East:3620.0:45 = 80.4%

Lezgic:3688.4:46 = 80.2%

Talysh_AZE:3560.5:45 = 79.1%

Kurd_Urmia:3184.0:45 = 70.8%

Kurd_Syria:3147.1:45 = 70.0%

Zoroastrian_Iran:3130.3:45 = 69.6%

Persian_Tehran:3096.3:45 = 68.8%

Kurd_Turkey:3019.4:45 = 67.1%

Kurd_Kordestan:2965.0:45 = 65.9%

Turkish_B:2931.0:45 = 65.1%

Kurd_Kermanshah:2866.6:45 = 63.7%

Georgian_East:2835.2:45 = 63.0%

Qashqai_Shiraz:2832.7:45 = 63.0%

Karachay-Balkar:2811.0:45 = 62.5%

Qashqai_Isfahan:2707.5:45 = 60.2%

Azerbaijani_North:2703.2:45 = 60.1%

Azerbaijani_Zanjan:2622.8:45 = 58.3%

Qashqai_Fars:2578.0:45 = 57.3%

Turkish_Adana:2336.2:45 = 51.9%

Lori:2324.8:45 = 51.7%

Azerbaijani_Tabriz:2286.0:45 = 50.8%

Turkish_Kayseri:2226.5:44 = 50.6%

Azerbaijani_Tehran:2192.0:45 = 48.7%

Persian_Fars:2162.0:45 = 48.1%

Turkish_Istanbul:2094.8:45 = 46.6%

Georgian_West:1905.7:45 = 42.4% #

Iranian_Seyyed:1843.1:45 = 41.0%

Mazandarani:1772.6:45 = 39.4%

Turkish_Central:1729.7:45 = 38.4%

Armenian:1518.2:45 = 33.7%

Turkish_Trabzon:1508.1:45 = 33.5%

Turkish_North:1145.9:45 = 25.5%

Persian:1137.4:45 = 25.3%

Yaghnobi_TJK:1084.9:45 = 24.1%

Persian_Khorasan: 953.2:45 = 21.2%

Turkish_South: 855.4:45 = 19.0%

Turkish_Northwest: 772.5:45 = 17.2%

Turkish_Southwest: 770.4:45 = 17.1%

Turkish_Rumeli: 651.9:45 = 14.5%

Syrian_Arab: 527.8:45 = 11.7%

Turkish_Delirorman: 500.9:45 = 11.1%

Greek_Crete: 452.6:44 = 10.3%

Persian_Bandari: 431.6:45 = 9.6%

Pamiri_TJK_(Rush,Shug,Ishk): 390.1:45 = 8.7%

Ashkenazi_Jewish_RUS: 308.5:45 = 6.8%

Tajik: 258.9:45 = 5.6%

Bulgarian: 156.0:45 = 3.5%

Greek_Greece: 129.5:45 = 2.9%

Greek_Cypriot: 112.7:45 = 2.5%

Balochi_Iran: 100.4:45 = 2.2%

Albanian: 89.2:45 = 2.0%

Sephardic_Jewish: 85.3:45 = 1.9%

Macedonian: 79.6:45 = 1.8%

Turkmen_Golestan: 47.0:45 = 1.1%

Iraqi_Arab: 37.2:45 = 0.8%

More at: H.M. Hubey: "A Story of Life & Death and Love & War", page 57 -> ejournals.pp.net.ua/_ld/1/122_st_turk_vii_vii.pdf

DIANA - IMO 9133769 by Manuel Hernández

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Berthed at Sur quay, Valencia Port on 07/12/2009.

Call Sign : P3PY7

MMSI : 212425000

Gross tonnage : 25.206, DWT : 41.180, LDT : 9.664

Year of build : 1997

Flag : Cyprus 🇨🇾

Dimensions : 186,45 x 30,05 x 11,45 m

Bale : 51.617 m³, Grain : 52.598 m³

Cargo Handling Gear : 4 Cranes of 30 tonnes SWL

Main engine : B&W 6L60MCE _ hp.: 11.336, Kw.: 8.338, Service speed : 14 Kn

Shipbuilder : Varna Shipyard AD - Varna (BGR). Yard No. 507

Standard design : Bulyard 42BC

Name of ship : DIANA, 1997/07.

Later name : BALKAR TRUST, 2016/12.

Broken up since 21/03/2018 at Gadani (PAK).

Shipbreaker : Ayan Shipbreakers

Total Scrap Price (US$) : 4.435.776

... by ruukivi

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Day 2, acclimatization, 3870 m

Hiking to Elbrus 5642 m, Kabardino-Balkar Republic, Russia

Sheepskins drying by twiga269 EVEREST

Second day of acclimatization above Djilisu (2450m) on the West flank of Mount Elbruz.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

enjoying this amazing place by twiga269 EVEREST

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on our way to the North Hut of Elbruz, going thru from Mushrooms' detour

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

Russian 4WD and Bridge by twiga269 EVEREST

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Leaving Djilisu Camp, 2450m, after a 2-Day acclimatization trek on the West flank of Mount Elbruz.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

Luis Benitez Mt. Elbrus by Didrik Johnck

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Ski mountaineers in a whiteout on Mt. Elbrus. 2002 Seven Summits Expedition Mt. Elbrus. Image # 020609_050.

Mushrooms by twiga269 EVEREST

on our way to the North Hut of Elbruz, going thru from Mushrooms' detour

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D1%80%D1%8...

Europa-Europas Länder by Ralf

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Europa (altgriechisch Εὐρώπη, Eurṓpē) ist ein Erdteil, der sich über das westliche Fünftel der eurasischen Landmasse erstreckt. Obwohl es geographisch gesehen ein Subkontinent ist, der mit Asien zusammen den Kontinent Eurasien bildet, wird es historisch und kulturell begründet meist als eigenständiger Kontinent betrachtet. Dies verweist darauf, dass sich der Begriff „Europa“ nicht in der geographischen Definition erschöpft, sondern sich auch auf historische, kulturelle, politische, wirtschaftliche, rechtliche und ideelle Aspekte bezieht.

Der Name „Europa“ lässt sich in Europa selbst am weitesten in Form der griechischen Εὐρώπη zurückverfolgen: Hier wurde Eurṓpē meist als Kompositum aus altgriechisch εὐρύς, eurýs, „weit“ und ὄψ, óps, „Sicht“, „Gesicht“ aufgefasst, daher Eurṓpē, „die [Frau] mit der weiten Sicht“.

Nach der griechischen Mythologie war dies der Name einer phönizischen Königstochter, altgriechisch Εύρώπη, die Zeus in Stiergestalt schwimmend nach Kreta entführte und dort verführte. Dieser Name stammt nach Auffassung einiger Etymologen[2] aus einer semitischen Sprache und wurde dann gräzisiert, z. B. aus phönizisch erob, „dunkel“, „Abend“.

Im 5. Jahrhundert vor Christus bezog der griechische Schriftsteller und Geograph Herodot den Begriff „Europa“, der sich als geografischer Terminus seinerzeit nur auf den Peloponnes bezogen hatte, auf die Landmassen nördlich des Mittelmeers sowie des Schwarzen Meers und unterschied sie so von den Landmassen Asiens („Asia“) und Afrikas („Libya“).

Europa hat im Osten gegenüber Asien keine eindeutige geographische oder geologische Grenze. Deshalb sind die ‚Grenzen Europas‘ eine Frage gesellschaftlicher Übereinkunft, eine geographische Definition Europas ist immer willkürlich. Nach einer bekannten Formulierung von Bernard-Henri Lévy ist Europa „kein Ort, sondern eine Idee“. Heute folgt man bei der Grenzziehung zwischen Europa und Asien üblicherweise weitgehend der Definition von Philip Johan von Strahlenberg. Danach bilden Uralgebirge und -fluss die Ostgrenze Europas. Zwischen dem Kaspischen Meer und dem Schwarzen Meer verläuft die Grenzlinie durch die Manytschniederung nördlich des Kaukasusgebirges, da an ihrer Stelle einst eine Meeresstraße das Kaspische Meer mit dem Schwarzen Meer verband.[4][5] Die oben gezeigte Weltkugel zieht – davon leicht abweichend – die Grenze entlang des Kaukasus-Hauptkammes; diese Grenzziehung wird im englisch- und französischsprachigen Raum bevorzugt. Näheres dazu unter Innereurasische Grenze.

Insgesamt hat Europa eine Fläche von etwa 10,5 Millionen Quadratkilometern und ist damit nach Australien der zweitkleinste Kontinent. Der nördlichste Punkt des europäischen Festlands liegt auf der Halbinsel Nordkinn in Norwegen, der südlichste ist die Punta de Tarifa in Spanien, der westlichste das Cabo da Roca in Portugal. Die Nord-Süd-Ausdehnung beträgt etwa 3800 km. In Ost-West-Richtung misst das europäische Festland etwa 6000 km, vom Uralgebirge in Russland bis zur Atlantikküste Portugals.

Mit über 700 Millionen Einwohnern gehört Europa zu den dichter besiedelten Teilen der Erde. Die durchschnittliche Bevölkerungsdichte beträgt etwa 65 Einwohner/km². Vor allem in West-, Mittel- und Südeuropa ist die Bevölkerungsdichte relativ hoch, während sie weiter nach Norden und Osten stark abnimmt. Die zentral gelegene Bevölkerungskonzentration in West-, Mittel- und Südeuropa, die sich bandförmig zwischen der Irischen See und dem Mittelmeer erstreckt, wird unter der Bezeichnung „Blaue Banane“ als wirtschafts- und siedlungsgeografisch bedeutende Megalopolis klassifiziert.

Mehr als 90 Prozent der Einwohner Europas sprechen indogermanische Sprachen. Am weitesten verbreitet sind slawische, germanische und romanische Sprachen. Auch Griechisch, Albanisch, die baltischen und keltischen Sprachen sowie das Romani zählen zu den indogermanischen Sprachen.

Die uralischen Sprachen stellen die zweitgrößte Sprachfamilie Europas dar. Sie unterteilen sich weiter in die samojedischen Sprachen, die von einigen wenigen Tausend Menschen im äußersten Nordosten Europas gesprochen werden, und in die finno-ugrischen Sprachen. Hierzu zählen vor allem Finnisch, Ungarisch, Estnisch als Amtssprachen, ferner die in Lappland gesprochenen samischen Sprachen und einige Minderheitensprachen, vor allem in Russland.

Im europäischen Teil der Türkei ist mit Türkisch eine Turksprache Amts- und Titularsprache, ebenso Kasachisch im europäischen Teil Kasachstans. Andere Turksprachen kommen als Minderheitensprachen in Ost- und Südosteuropa vor, so etwa das Gagausische und das Tatarische. Mit Kalmückisch wird am Ostrand des Kontinents auch ein Vertreter der mongolischen Sprachfamilie in Europa gesprochen.

Mit Maltesisch ist auf der Insel Malta zudem eine Sprache des semitischen Zweigs der afroasiatischen Sprachen vertreten. Die in Spanien und Frankreich gesprochene baskische Sprache wird keiner größeren Sprachfamilie zugerechnet, ihr Ursprung konnte durch die moderne Sprachwissenschaft nicht rekonstruiert werden und ist nach wie vor unbekannt. Darüber hinaus werden heute in Europa zahlreiche weitere Sprachen aus anderen Sprachfamilien gesprochen, die durch Einwanderer in jüngerer Zeit hierher gelangt sind.

Betrachtet man den Kaukasus-Hauptkamm als Südostgrenze Europas zählen auch zahlreiche Kaukasische Sprachen, darunter Adygeisch, Kabardinisch, Abasinisch, sowie die verschiedenen Dagestanischen Sprachen zu den Sprachen, die geschlossene Sprachgebiete in Europa haben. Prinzipiell südlich des Hauptkammes angesiedelt sind Georgisch und Swanisch, die jedoch den Hauptkamm nach Norden stellenweise geringfügig überschreiten. Turksprachen, die in Europa nur an der Nordflanke des Kaukasus gesprochen werden, sind Aserbaidschanisch, Balkarisch, Karatschaiisch, Kumykisch und Nogaisch. Eine Iranische Sprachinsel im zentralen Nordkaukasus bildet weiterhin das Ossetische.

Bezogen auf die Zahl der Bewohner ist in Europa das lateinische Alphabet am gebräuchlichsten, gefolgt von dem kyrillischen Alphabet (in Russland, Weißrussland, der Ukraine, Bulgarien, Serbien, Montenegro, Mazedonien und Teilen Bosniens und der Herzegowina) und dem griechischen Alphabet. Die lateinische Sprache hat durch die römisch-katholische Kirche bis in die Neuzeit als Schriftsprache des Kontinents überleben können.

(Quelle: Wikipedia)

Pink Mountain flowers by twiga269 EVEREST

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Back to our Camp in Djilisu, 2450m.

pre-Yamnaya Areni_Chalcolithic (origin clustering) by George Cedrik

Total: ~47.0% EEF, ~25.3% WSH, ~17.0% CHG, ~10.7% Iran_N

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Indifferent when deep scanned. Predominated by Anatolian Turks and Karachay-Balkar and Kumyk Turks. -> commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles/Kaf-Institut

btw: always use web.archive.org !

youtu.be/kLca6EwgMyw

Modern % population:

Turkish_East:3850.2:40 = 96.3%

Turkish_B:3709.4:40 = 92.7%

Kurd_Zaza_Tunceli:3574.3:40 = 89.4%

Turkish_Kayseri:3079.6:40 = 77.0%

Turkish_Istanbul:2914.5:40 = 72.9%

Azerbaijani_Turkey:2884.2:40 = 72.1%

Kurdish_Syria:2764.1:40 = 69.1%

Turkish_Adana:2716.4:40 = 67.9%

Kurd_Ezid:2657.7:40 = 66.5%

Turkish_Trabzon:2612.1:40 = 65.3%

Turkish_Ahiska:2512.0:40 = 62.8%

Armenian:2457.0:40 = 61.4%

Greek_Anatolia:2312.8:40 = 57.5%

Kurd_Kordestan:2314.8:41 = 56.5%

Azerbaijani_North:2240.7:40 = 56.0%

Kurdish:2240.4:40 = 56.0%

Georgian_Jewish:2225.7:40 = 55.6%

Lezgic:2244.0:41 = 54.7%

Talysh_Azerbaijan:1895.6:40 = 47.4%

Turkish_Central:1854.5:40 = 46.4%

Persian_Tehran:1849.2:41 = 45.1%

Greek_Crete:1762.6:40 = 44.1%

Kumyk:1578.2:40 = 39.5%

Zoroastrian_Iran:1504.5:40 = 37.6%

Kurd_Urmia:1397.8:41 = 34.1%

Ingushian:1334.3:40 = 33.4%

Azerbaijani_Zanjan:1280.4:41 = 31.2%

Kurd_Kermanshah:1277.1:41 = 31.2%

Iranian_Lor:1190.5:41 = 29.0%

Qashqai_Shiraz:1186.3:41 = 28.9%

Qashqai_Isfahan:1087.5:41 = 26.5%

Azerbaijani_Tehran:1034.8:41 = 25.2%

Ashkenazi_Jewish:1022.9:41 = 25.0%

Azerbaijani_Tabriz: 985.4:41 = 24.0%

Qashqai_Fars: 964.1:41 = 23.5%

Chechen: 929.8:40 = 23.3%

Sephardic_Jewish: 818.3:40 = 20.6%

Circassian: 835.5:41 = 20.4%

Greek_Greece: 783.1:41 = 19.1%

Turkish_North: 714.9:41 = 17.5%

Kaitag: 675.1:41 = 16.5%

Balkar: 613.8:41 = 15.0%

Ossetian: 588.3:41 = 14.4%

Georgian_Imer: 571.0:40 = 14.3%

Turkish_Deliorman: 503.5:41 = 12.3%

Syrian_Arab: 486.1:41 = 11.9%

Albanian: 459.0:41 = 11.2%

Turkish_Rumeli: 442.1:41 = 10.8%

Iranian_Mazandarani: 372.4:41 = 9.1%

Persian: 253.7:41 = 6.2%

Turkish_South: 241.2:42 = 5.9%

Bulgarian: 242.8:41 = 5.9%

Turkish_Northwest: 196.1:41 = 4.8%

Macedonian: 185.8:40 = 4.7%

Turkish_Southwest: 165.6:41 = 4.0%

Romanian: 140.3:41 = 3.4%

Tajik_Yagnobi: 91.7:41 = 2.3%

Serbian: 87.0:41 = 2.1%

Iraqi_Arab: 20.2:40 = 0.5%

Persian_Khorasan: 83.8:41 = 2.1%

more at: web.archive.org/web/20220420234212/https://commons.wikime...

... by ruukivi

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Day 5, Elbrus peak 5642 m

Hiking to Elbrus 5642 m, Kabardino-Balkar Republic, Russia

İşte İHH'nın bu yıl faaliyette bulunucağı ülkeler ve bölgeler: by SAKARYA İHH

Dünyada 91 ülke ve bölgede, Türkiyede 78 il ve ilçe merkezinde.

Abhazya, Adıgey, Afganistan, Ahıska, Arakan, Arnavutluk, Azat Keşmir, Azerbaycan, Burundi, Bangladeş, Bosna-Hersek, Bolivya, Bulgaristan, Burkina Faso, Cibuti, Çad, Çeçenistan, Dağıstan, Doğu Türkistan, Ekvador, Endonezya-Açe, Etiyopya, Fildişi Sahilleri, Filistin, Filipinler-Moro, Gambiya, Gana, Gine, Güney Afrika Cumhuriyeti, Güney Kore, Gürcistan, Gürcistan-Acara, Haiti, Hindistan, Hindistan -Assam, Hindistan- Kerala, Irak, İran, İnguşetya, Jammu Keşmir, Japonya, Kabardey Balkar, Karaçay Çerkeş, Kamboçya, Kamerun, Kazakistan, Kenya, Kirgizistan, Kirim, Kosova, Kolombiya, Komor, Küba, Lübnan, Macaristan, Moritanya, Makedonya, Mali, Mısır, Moldova, Myanmar, Nepal, Nijer, Nijerya, Orta Afrika Cumhuriyeti, Osetya, Özbekistan, Pakistan, Peru, Romanya, Ruanda, Rusya, Sancak, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somali, Sri Lanka, Sudan-Kesele, Sudan-Darfur, Sudan -Hartum, Suriye, Tanzanya, Tacikistan, Tayland-Patani, Tunus, Uganda, Ürdün, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabve

Türkiye’de 78 il ve ilçe merkezinde

Adana, Adıyaman, Afyon, Ağrı, Aksaray, Amasya, Ankara, Antalya, Ardahan, Artvin, Aydın, Balıkesir, Bartın, Batman, Bayburt, Bingöl, Bitlis, Bolu, Burdur, Bursa, Bursa-İnegöl, Çanakkale, Çorum, Denizli, Diyarbakır, Düzce, Edirne, Elazığ, Erzincan, Erzurum, Eskişehir, Gaziantep, Giresun, Gümüşhane, Hakkari, Hatay, Igdır, Isparta, İstanbul, İzmir, İzmit, Kahramanmaraş, Karabük, Karaman, Kars, Kastamonu, Kayseri, Kırıkkalle, Kırklareli, Kırşehir, Kilis, Konya, Kütahya, Malatya, Manisa, Mardin, Mersin, Muğla, Muş, Nevşehir, Osmaniye, Rize, Sakarya, Samsun, Siirt, Silivri, Sinop, Sivas, Şanlıurfa, Şırnak, Tekirdağ, Tokat, Trabzon, Uşak, Van, Yalova, Yozgat, Zonguldak.

Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

punjabitoday.com/featured/dildariyaan-full-punjabi-movie-...

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

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Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

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We crossed a peaceful area full of Young foals, not yet weaned, along with their mothers.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

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Mt.Elbrus, Russia by Igor Zuikov

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Aerial landscape with road going along hilltops to snow-covered high mountain, Mt.Elbrus, Russia

Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

DSC00169DR.GURJINDER SINGH,PRESIDENT-SYF-BHINDRANWALA by SIKH YOUTH FEDERATION BHINDRANWALA

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At shaheedi bhog samagam of sahaheed bhai balkar singh jamarai

Traditional costumes of Turkic people: Kyrgyz, Kazan Tatars & Karachay-Balkars by Ali Eminov

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In Gűzel and Karatay, eds. The Turks, Vol. 6: The Turkish World. Ankara: Yeni Tűrkiye.

Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

Luis Benitez Mt. Elbrus by Didrik Johnck

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Hike and ski on Mt. Cheget. 2002 Seven Summits Expedition Mt. Elbrus. Image # 020607_116

Blackstar Trobbits by Rat Dragon

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Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

Tetrao urogallus (2 male, 2 female, juvenile) by sharksfin

Order:

Galliformes

Family:

Phasianidae

Genus:

Tetrao

Scientific:

Tetrao urogallus

Citation:

Linnaeus, 1758

Reference:

Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.159

Protonym:

Tetrao Urogallus

Avibase ID:

C3221EE24B948F50

Short link:

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 553893

Asturian: Gallu, Gallu Montés, Pita Montesín

Belarusian: hłušec, глушэц

Bulgarian: gluhar, Глухар

Breton: skilgog meur

Catalan: Gall de bosc, Gall fer, Gall fer comú, gall salvatge

Montenegrin: tetrijeb gluhan

Czech: tetøev hlušec, tetřev, Tetrev hlušec, Tetřev hlušec, Tetrev lesní, Tetřev lesní

Chuvash: Ахаль карăк

Welsh: Ceiliog coed, Ceiliog y coed, grugiar y coed

Danish: Tjur

German: Auerhuhn

Greek: [Agriokourkοs], Agriokourkοs, Αγριόκουρκος

English: Capercaille, Capercaillie, Common Capercaillie, Eurasian Capercaillie, Western Capercaillie, Wood Grouse

English (IOC): Western Capercaillie

Esperanto: Urogalo

Spanish: gallo silvestre, Urogallo, Urogallo Comun, Urogallo Común

Spanish (Spain): Urogallo Común

Spanish (HBW): Urogallo común

Estonian: Metsis, metsis (mõtus), Metsis e. mõtus, metsis mőtus, motus, mõtus

Basque: basoilar, Basoilarra, Gall fer

Finnish: Koppelo, Metso, Metso; Koppelo

French: Coq de bruyère, Grand Coq de bruyère, Grand Tétras

Friulian: Forcel, gjal cedron, gjal di mont, Gjal forcel, Gjal forcjŕs

Irish: capall coille, galo do monte, pita do monte

Gaelic: Capall Coille, Capall-Coille

Galician: Gall fer, Galo lira, Pita do monte

Manx: cabbyl keylley

Hebrew: שכו-י ענק

Croatian: tetrijeb, Tetrijeb gluhan

Hungarian: Siketfajd

Icelandic: Þiður

Italian: Gallo cedrone, Gallo cedrone eurasiatico, urogallo

Japanese: yoaroppaooraichou, Yooroppa oo raichou, yōroppa ō raichō, yo-roppaooraichou

Japanese: ヨアロッパオオライチョウ, ヨーロッパオオライチョウ

Japanese (Kanji): ヨーロッパ大雷鳥

Khakas: Силей ии, Ырысха

Kazakh: Мењіреу құр

Kazakh (Transliteration): meñirew qur

Karachay-Balkar: Агъач тауукъ

Karelian: Tadri

Cornish: Culyek cors, kulyek kors

Scientific: Tetrao major, Tetrao urogallus, Tetrao urogallus major, Tetrao urogallus urogallus

Ladino: gial grisc

Ladin: Gial fosch

Lithuanian: Glušėkas, Kurčius, kurtinys, Vakarinis kurtinys

Latvian: mednis

Macedonian: tetreb, Голем тетреб, тетреб

Mongolian: Сойр, Эгэл сойр

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠡᠬᠡᠯ ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠰᠣᠢᠢᠷ

Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Ердийн сойр

Mongolian (Transliteration): egel soir, soir, yordiŋ soir

Dutch: Auerhoen

Norwegian Nynorsk: Storfugl

Norwegian: Barfugl, Storfugl

Occitan: Gal salvatge, pavon salvatge

Polish: gluszec, głuszec, głuszec (zwyczajny), Głuszec zwyczajny

Pinyin: sōng-jī, xīfāng sōng-jī

Portuguese: galomontês, Tetraz, Tetraz-real

Portuguese (Portugal): Galo-montês

Romansh: cot, Cot da taus, giaglina da taus, Gialina da draussa, gialina da taus

Romanian: Cocoş de munte, cocos-de-munte, cocoş-de-munte

Russian: gluhar', Glukhar, Глухарь, Глухарь обыкновенный, Обыкновенный глухарь

Scots: capal-coille, Capull coille

Northern Sami: Beahceloddi, čukčá

Slovak: hlucháň hôrny, Hlucháň obyčajný, tetrov hlucháň, tetrov hlucháň/hlucháň obyčajný

Slovenian: divji petelin, veliki petelin

Albanian: Gjeli egër, Gjeli i eger, gjeli i egër, Gjeli i maleve

Serbian: Gluhan, Tetreb, veliki, Veliki tetreb, veliki tetrijeb, велики, Глухан, тетреб, Тетреб велики, Тетреб глухан

Swedish: Tjäder

Turkmen: çalihorozu

Turkish: büyük orman tavuğu, Меңіреу құр

Tuvinian: Кара-куш

Ukrainian: gluhar, глухар, Глушець, Глушець білодзьобий

Sorbian, Lower: Źiwa kokoš

Sorbian, Upper: Brězan, Ćećor, hłuchar

Chinese: [lín-ji], [song-ji], [Xifang song-ji], 松鸡, 林鸡, 西方松鸡

Chinese (Traditional): 松雞, 西方松雞

Rodents hunting by twiga269 EVEREST

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Second day of acclimatization above Djilisu (2450m) on the West flank of Mount Elbruz.

We climbed Elbruz from the North side.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.

... by ruukivi

Day 2, acclimatization, 3950 m

Hiking to Elbrus 5642 m, Kabardino-Balkar Republic, Russia

Mushroom by twiga269 EVEREST

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on our way to the North Hut of Elbruz, going thru from Mushrooms' detour

We climbed Elbruz from the North side. On the Summit day, we walked for 13h20, with a +1900m and 9h20 climb.

Elbruz with 5642m is the Hightest point of Europe, and is consequently part of the 7Summits challenge.

Caucasus, Russia.