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Cottonball (* July 2018), Skitty's and Agent Orange's daughter
Order:
Passeriformes
Family:
Paridae
Genus:
Parus
Scientific:
Parus major
Citation:
Linnaeus, 1758
Reference:
Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.189
Protonym:
Parus major
Avibase ID:
7296BC772F2643AD
Taxomic Serial Number:
TSN: 561864
Arabic: القرقف الكبير
Asturian: Branín, Veranín
Azerbaijani: Iri arıquşu
Belarusian: Вялікая сініца
Bulgarian: Голям симигер
Bengali: বড় তিত
Breton: Ar pennglaou
Catalan: Ferrerico, Mallerenga carbonera
Catalan (Balears): Ferrerico
Valencian: Primavera
Czech: Sýkora konadra, sýkora koňadra
Chuvash: Кăсăя
Welsh: Titw mawr
Danish: musvit, sortmejse
German: Kohlmeise
Greek: kalogeros, καλόγερος
English: Eurasian Great Tit, Great Tit, Great Tit (Great), Intermediate Tit
Esperanto: granda paruo
Spanish: Carbonero Comun, Carbonero Común, Herrerillo ciáneo
Estonian: rasvatihane
Basque: Kaskabeltz handia
Finnish: talitiainen
Faroese: Stórtita, stórtíta
French: Mésange charbonnière
Frisian: blokfink
Irish: meantán mór
Gaelic: Currac Bhain Tighearna
Galician: Ferreiriño real
Manx: Drean Mooar
Hebrew: ירגזי
Croatian: sjenica velika, Velika Sjenica
Hungarian: Széncinege
Armenian: Մեծ Երաժտահավ
Indonesian: Burung Gelatuk-batu Kelabu, Gelatik batu, Gelatikbatu Kelabu
Icelandic: Flotmeisa
Italian: Cinciallegra
Japanese: shijū-kara, shijuukara
Japanese: シジュウカラ
Japanese (Kanji): 四十雀
Georgian: დიდი წივწივა
Khakas: Кöгiзек
Kazakh: Сарыбауыр шымшық
Kazakh (Transliteration): sarı-bawır şımşıq
Korean: 박새
Korean (Transliteration): bak-sae
Cornish: Penglow bras
Latin: Parus cinereus, Parus major, Parus major [major Group]
Luxembourgish: Schielmees
Limburgish: Zjwartkop
Lithuanian: Didžioji zyle, Didžioji zylė
Latvian: Lielā zīlīte
Macedonian: Голема сипка
Malayalam: ചാരമരപ്പൊട്ടന്
Mongolian: Их хөх бух, Их хөхбух
Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Дууд задуулай
Mongolian (Transliteration): duud zaduulai, ikh khökh bukh, ikh khökh-bukh
Malay: Burung Serai Bakau
Maltese: Fjorentin
Dutch: koolmees
Norwegian: kjøttmeis
Polish: Bogatka, bogatka (zwyczajna), bogatka zwyczajna, sikora bogatka
Pinyin: bái-jiá shān-què, bái-liǎn shān-què, bái-miàn gōng, bái-miàn zhī, dà shān-què, hēi-zi, huā-liǎn què, huā-liǎn wáng, huī shān-què, shān zǎizǎi hēi, yáng fèn-dàn, zǎizǎi-hēi, zhībo, zhīzhī hēi, zhī-zhī hóng, zǐ-guī niǎo, zǐzǐ hēi
Portuguese: Chapim-real
Romansh: maset grond
Romanian: Pițigoi mare, Piţigoi
Russian: Большая синица
Sardinian: Acutzaferru
Scots: Currac bhain tighearna
Northern Sami: buoidegaccet, fiskesgaccet
Slovak: sýkorka veľká
Slovenian: velika sinica
Albanian: trishtili i madh
Serbian: velika sjenica
Swedish: talgoxe
Thai: นกติ้ดใหญ่, นกติ๊ดใหญ่, นกติตใหญ่
Thai (Transliteration): nók tít yày, nók tìt yày, nók tît yày
Turkish: Büyük baştankara, Сарыбауыр шымшық
Tuvinian: Улуг көк-хөкпеш
Ukrainian: Велика синиця, Синиця велика
Vietnamese: Bạc má, Chim Bạc má
Chinese: 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱红, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子归鸟, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白脸山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊粪蛋, 花脸王, 花脸雀, 黑子
Chinese (Traditional): 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱紅, 吱吱黑, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子歸鳥, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白臉山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊糞蛋, 花臉王, 花臉雀, 黑子
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 白頰山雀
Chinese (Taiwan): 白頰山雀 , 白颊山雀
Strix Aluco | Tawny Owl | Waldkauz
Hello World! Location 2
Nymphenburger Schlosspark, München
05/04/2018
A newly fledged owlet hangs out in a tree near its nest.
Barred owl
Strix varia
Washington Grove, Maryland
These birds were gathering prior to migrating but as in all families there are times of sibling rivalry and this is how I interpreted this scene.
Were they disputing the route remember neither had travelled it before or was it just a spur of the moment spat?
Kids!!!!!
The Nodding/Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans) is my favourite kind of thistle, especially at this stage, when the pinky purple flower has died and the beautiful pattern of the spiny bracts can be seen more clearly. Flower head is 4-6 cm in diameter. Photographed at the Erlton/Roxboro Natural Area on July 27th, when I called in for a short walk after my afternoon volunteer shift. There were a lot more of these plants this year, so I guess this invasive weed really does spread, lol. In Alberta, this plant is listed as Prohibited Noxious.
www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/potd/2011/08/carduus-nutans.php
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carduus_nutans
Came across this beautiful video of Bald Eagles flying, on YouTube. Superb footage from BBC and KPBS of American and European Eagles. Music by Abba. I did post it a couple of days ago, but after everyone had commented, so thought I'd post it again today.
Have been watching and waiting for the youngest of the two Hornby Island Eagles to fledge, but it looks like young "David" (as he has been named) is going to be waiting just a little longer - today, tomorrow? What a character this young branchling is, lol. It has been eight days since his older sibling fledged.
This afternoon, I called in at my local park and searched for the two Great Horned Owlets. When I went down in the pouring rain yesterday, all I could find was Dad, but no sign of Mom or the young ones. I had the feeling that the babies had fledged and become branchlings, but could see no sign of them. Photographer Phil told me that he had seen them out of the nest yesterday (or was it the day before?), so my gut feeling was correct. I was about to go home today, after a fruitless - or should I say, owless? - search, when my eyes caught sight of two very fluffy "behinds", LOL! They were perched way, way up in a tall tree, motionless (asleep, I suspect). After a while, they began to move and I managed to get a few distant photos. They must be around six weeks old, I think. Very unsteady on their feet when moving along the branch and I witnessed a few balance problems. At one point, I even let out a very loud gasp. Very cute to see. Oh, and Phil, they are MY owls, not YOURS, LOL! Thanks for your comment on my previous owlet image that had the long narrative (about malicious gossip) below it - hilarious, and I'm still smiling! Thanks for SHARING your information - the more eyes, the better : )
Juvenile Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) - Ryerson Conservation Area (near Deerfield and Riverwoods, IL), Lake County Forest Preserve District, Lake County, IL - 23 April 2016
I heard hissing and scrambling in the woods and quietly went in to check. There were 2 "branchling" Barred Owls on clinging to a pine tree just above our walking path.
Mid-June is the time that owlets leave the nest, taking short awkward flights. They are still fed and watched over by their parents. If you listen carefully to the videos you can hear this one hissing.
Daily #Art - Day 06-27-19
(2019) Branch-ling Republic
This is a satirical illustration depicting three umbrella cockatoos shouting for their rights to declare themselves not parrots, nor umbrella cockatoos; they are the branch-lings and they are fighting for the independence of fellow branch-lings.
Why? They must revolt against those "evil" oppressing parrots who are forcing them to recognize their root.
Viva la revolución, kids.
(#15,645 / #235 / #137)
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#dailyart #illustration #pendrawing #politicalcomic #comicart #animalart #creatureart #birdart #parrot #cockatoo #umbrellacockaoo #branchling #hinxlinx #vivalarevolución #taiwan #hongkong #taiwanese #chinese #ericlynxlin #elynx #軒 #instaart #artofinstagram
Strix Aluco | Tawny Owl | Waldkauz
Hello World! Location 2
Nymphenburger Schlosspark, München
05/03/2018
Yesterday afternoon, I called in at my local park and searched for the two Great Horned Owlets. When I went down in the pouring rain the day before, all I could find was Dad, but no sign of Mom or the young ones. I had the feeling that the babies had fledged and become branchlings, but could see no sign of them. Photographer Phil told me that he had seen them out of the nest the day before (or was it the day before that?), so my gut feeling was correct. I was about to go home yesterday, after a fruitless - or should I say, owless? - search, when my eyes caught sight of two very fluffy "behinds", LOL! They were perched way, way up in a tall tree, motionless (asleep, I suspect). After a while, they began to move and I managed to get a few distant photos. They must be around six weeks old, I think. Very unsteady on their feet when moving along the branch and I witnessed a few balance problems. The wind was blowing and I let out a very loud gasp when this young one lost its balance! Such beautiful wings! Very cute to see. Needless to say, a cropped image : )
Die Meisen sind los... :-) Das ist die erste Jungmeise, die ich zu sehen bekommen habe.
(Und wie sie aussieht, ist sie älter als ich dachte.)
Strix Aluco | Tawny Owl | Waldkauz
Hello World! Location 2
Nymphenburger Schlosspark, München
05/08/2018
Let me introduce you to one of the two Great Horned owlets at Burnsmead, Fish Creek Park! Presumably, this is the older one, and s/he has now left the nest and ventured up the branch to higher "ground". Adorable to watch and always amusing when they lift up a foot and appear to examine their talons, as if wondering what it is, LOL. Would love to have been there when this large baby climbed upwards for the very first time. Balance still needs to be worked on, ha, ha.
Daily #Art - Day 06-27-19
(2019) Branch-ling Republic
This is a satirical illustration depicting three umbrella cockatoos shouting for their rights to declare themselves not parrots, nor umbrella cockatoos; they are the branch-lings and they are fighting for the independence of fellow branch-lings.
Why? They must revolt against those "evil" oppressing parrots who are forcing them to recognize their root.
Viva la revolución, kids.
(#15,645 / #235 / #137)
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#dailyart #illustration #pendrawing #politicalcomic #comicart #animalart #creatureart #birdart #parrot #cockatoo #umbrellacockaoo #branchling #hinxlinx #vivalarevolución #taiwan #hongkong #taiwanese #chinese #ericlynxlin #elynx #軒 #instaart #artofinstagram
I heard hissing and scrambling in the woods and quietly went in to check. There were 2 "branchling" Barred Owls on clinging to a pine tree just above our walking path.
Mid-June is the time that owlets leave the nest, taking short awkward flights. They are still fed and watched over by their parents. If you listen carefully to the videos you can hear this one hissing.
This banded Black-capped Vireo (with FWS band on right leg) is photographed here on the day it fledged (approximately 11 days old). Fort Hood, Texas - 21 May 2013
Cottonball (* July 2018), Skitty's and Agent Orange's daughter
Order:
Passeriformes
Family:
Paridae
Genus:
Parus
Scientific:
Parus major
Citation:
Linnaeus, 1758
Reference:
Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.189
Protonym:
Parus major
Avibase ID:
7296BC772F2643AD
Taxomic Serial Number:
TSN: 561864
Arabic: القرقف الكبير
Asturian: Branín, Veranín
Azerbaijani: Iri arıquşu
Belarusian: Вялікая сініца
Bulgarian: Голям симигер
Bengali: বড় তিত
Breton: Ar pennglaou
Catalan: Ferrerico, Mallerenga carbonera
Catalan (Balears): Ferrerico
Valencian: Primavera
Czech: Sýkora konadra, sýkora koňadra
Chuvash: Кăсăя
Welsh: Titw mawr
Danish: musvit, sortmejse
German: Kohlmeise
Greek: kalogeros, καλόγερος
English: Eurasian Great Tit, Great Tit, Great Tit (Great), Intermediate Tit
Esperanto: granda paruo
Spanish: Carbonero Comun, Carbonero Común, Herrerillo ciáneo
Estonian: rasvatihane
Basque: Kaskabeltz handia
Finnish: talitiainen
Faroese: Stórtita, stórtíta
French: Mésange charbonnière
Frisian: blokfink
Irish: meantán mór
Gaelic: Currac Bhain Tighearna
Galician: Ferreiriño real
Manx: Drean Mooar
Hebrew: ירגזי
Croatian: sjenica velika, Velika Sjenica
Hungarian: Széncinege
Armenian: Մեծ Երաժտահավ
Indonesian: Burung Gelatuk-batu Kelabu, Gelatik batu, Gelatikbatu Kelabu
Icelandic: Flotmeisa
Italian: Cinciallegra
Japanese: shijū-kara, shijuukara
Japanese: シジュウカラ
Japanese (Kanji): 四十雀
Georgian: დიდი წივწივა
Khakas: Кöгiзек
Kazakh: Сарыбауыр шымшық
Kazakh (Transliteration): sarı-bawır şımşıq
Korean: 박새
Korean (Transliteration): bak-sae
Cornish: Penglow bras
Latin: Parus cinereus, Parus major, Parus major [major Group]
Luxembourgish: Schielmees
Limburgish: Zjwartkop
Lithuanian: Didžioji zyle, Didžioji zylė
Latvian: Lielā zīlīte
Macedonian: Голема сипка
Malayalam: ചാരമരപ്പൊട്ടന്
Mongolian: Их хөх бух, Их хөхбух
Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Дууд задуулай
Mongolian (Transliteration): duud zaduulai, ikh khökh bukh, ikh khökh-bukh
Malay: Burung Serai Bakau
Maltese: Fjorentin
Dutch: koolmees
Norwegian: kjøttmeis
Polish: Bogatka, bogatka (zwyczajna), bogatka zwyczajna, sikora bogatka
Pinyin: bái-jiá shān-què, bái-liǎn shān-què, bái-miàn gōng, bái-miàn zhī, dà shān-què, hēi-zi, huā-liǎn què, huā-liǎn wáng, huī shān-què, shān zǎizǎi hēi, yáng fèn-dàn, zǎizǎi-hēi, zhībo, zhīzhī hēi, zhī-zhī hóng, zǐ-guī niǎo, zǐzǐ hēi
Portuguese: Chapim-real
Romansh: maset grond
Romanian: Pițigoi mare, Piţigoi
Russian: Большая синица
Sardinian: Acutzaferru
Scots: Currac bhain tighearna
Northern Sami: buoidegaccet, fiskesgaccet
Slovak: sýkorka veľká
Slovenian: velika sinica
Albanian: trishtili i madh
Serbian: velika sjenica
Swedish: talgoxe
Thai: นกติ้ดใหญ่, นกติ๊ดใหญ่, นกติตใหญ่
Thai (Transliteration): nók tít yày, nók tìt yày, nók tît yày
Turkish: Büyük baştankara, Сарыбауыр шымшық
Tuvinian: Улуг көк-хөкпеш
Ukrainian: Велика синиця, Синиця велика
Vietnamese: Bạc má, Chim Bạc má
Chinese: 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱红, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子归鸟, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白脸山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊粪蛋, 花脸王, 花脸雀, 黑子
Chinese (Traditional): 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱紅, 吱吱黑, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子歸鳥, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白臉山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊糞蛋, 花臉王, 花臉雀, 黑子
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 白頰山雀
Chinese (Taiwan): 白頰山雀 , 白颊山雀
Taken the same day as the previous photo, the Northern Mockingbird parent also provided insects for the young bird.
4-13-10
Tucson, AZ
Cottonball (* July 2018), Skitty's and Agent Orange's daughter
Order:
Passeriformes
Family:
Paridae
Genus:
Parus
Scientific:
Parus major
Citation:
Linnaeus, 1758
Reference:
Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.189
Protonym:
Parus major
Avibase ID:
7296BC772F2643AD
Taxomic Serial Number:
TSN: 561864
Arabic: القرقف الكبير
Asturian: Branín, Veranín
Azerbaijani: Iri arıquşu
Belarusian: Вялікая сініца
Bulgarian: Голям симигер
Bengali: বড় তিত
Breton: Ar pennglaou
Catalan: Ferrerico, Mallerenga carbonera
Catalan (Balears): Ferrerico
Valencian: Primavera
Czech: Sýkora konadra, sýkora koňadra
Chuvash: Кăсăя
Welsh: Titw mawr
Danish: musvit, sortmejse
German: Kohlmeise
Greek: kalogeros, καλόγερος
English: Eurasian Great Tit, Great Tit, Great Tit (Great), Intermediate Tit
Esperanto: granda paruo
Spanish: Carbonero Comun, Carbonero Común, Herrerillo ciáneo
Estonian: rasvatihane
Basque: Kaskabeltz handia
Finnish: talitiainen
Faroese: Stórtita, stórtíta
French: Mésange charbonnière
Frisian: blokfink
Irish: meantán mór
Gaelic: Currac Bhain Tighearna
Galician: Ferreiriño real
Manx: Drean Mooar
Hebrew: ירגזי
Croatian: sjenica velika, Velika Sjenica
Hungarian: Széncinege
Armenian: Մեծ Երաժտահավ
Indonesian: Burung Gelatuk-batu Kelabu, Gelatik batu, Gelatikbatu Kelabu
Icelandic: Flotmeisa
Italian: Cinciallegra
Japanese: shijū-kara, shijuukara
Japanese: シジュウカラ
Japanese (Kanji): 四十雀
Georgian: დიდი წივწივა
Khakas: Кöгiзек
Kazakh: Сарыбауыр шымшық
Kazakh (Transliteration): sarı-bawır şımşıq
Korean: 박새
Korean (Transliteration): bak-sae
Cornish: Penglow bras
Latin: Parus cinereus, Parus major, Parus major [major Group]
Luxembourgish: Schielmees
Limburgish: Zjwartkop
Lithuanian: Didžioji zyle, Didžioji zylė
Latvian: Lielā zīlīte
Macedonian: Голема сипка
Malayalam: ചാരമരപ്പൊട്ടന്
Mongolian: Их хөх бух, Их хөхбух
Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Дууд задуулай
Mongolian (Transliteration): duud zaduulai, ikh khökh bukh, ikh khökh-bukh
Malay: Burung Serai Bakau
Maltese: Fjorentin
Dutch: koolmees
Norwegian: kjøttmeis
Polish: Bogatka, bogatka (zwyczajna), bogatka zwyczajna, sikora bogatka
Pinyin: bái-jiá shān-què, bái-liǎn shān-què, bái-miàn gōng, bái-miàn zhī, dà shān-què, hēi-zi, huā-liǎn què, huā-liǎn wáng, huī shān-què, shān zǎizǎi hēi, yáng fèn-dàn, zǎizǎi-hēi, zhībo, zhīzhī hēi, zhī-zhī hóng, zǐ-guī niǎo, zǐzǐ hēi
Portuguese: Chapim-real
Romansh: maset grond
Romanian: Pițigoi mare, Piţigoi
Russian: Большая синица
Sardinian: Acutzaferru
Scots: Currac bhain tighearna
Northern Sami: buoidegaccet, fiskesgaccet
Slovak: sýkorka veľká
Slovenian: velika sinica
Albanian: trishtili i madh
Serbian: velika sjenica
Swedish: talgoxe
Thai: นกติ้ดใหญ่, นกติ๊ดใหญ่, นกติตใหญ่
Thai (Transliteration): nók tít yày, nók tìt yày, nók tît yày
Turkish: Büyük baştankara, Сарыбауыр шымшық
Tuvinian: Улуг көк-хөкпеш
Ukrainian: Велика синиця, Синиця велика
Vietnamese: Bạc má, Chim Bạc má
Chinese: 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱红, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子归鸟, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白脸山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊粪蛋, 花脸王, 花脸雀, 黑子
Chinese (Traditional): 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱紅, 吱吱黑, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子歸鳥, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白臉山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊糞蛋, 花臉王, 花臉雀, 黑子
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 白頰山雀
Chinese (Taiwan): 白頰山雀 , 白颊山雀
Going through some old files I found this image of Gnatcatcher "branchlings" snoozing - most amazing to me is that they are "holding hands".
6-5-08
Tucson, AZ
Cottonball (* July 2018), Skitty's and Agent Orange's daughter
Order:
Passeriformes
Family:
Paridae
Genus:
Parus
Scientific:
Parus major
Citation:
Linnaeus, 1758
Reference:
Syst.Nat.ed.10 p.189
Protonym:
Parus major
Avibase ID:
7296BC772F2643AD
Taxomic Serial Number:
TSN: 561864
Arabic: القرقف الكبير
Asturian: Branín, Veranín
Azerbaijani: Iri arıquşu
Belarusian: Вялікая сініца
Bulgarian: Голям симигер
Bengali: বড় তিত
Breton: Ar pennglaou
Catalan: Ferrerico, Mallerenga carbonera
Catalan (Balears): Ferrerico
Valencian: Primavera
Czech: Sýkora konadra, sýkora koňadra
Chuvash: Кăсăя
Welsh: Titw mawr
Danish: musvit, sortmejse
German: Kohlmeise
Greek: kalogeros, καλόγερος
English: Eurasian Great Tit, Great Tit, Great Tit (Great), Intermediate Tit
Esperanto: granda paruo
Spanish: Carbonero Comun, Carbonero Común, Herrerillo ciáneo
Estonian: rasvatihane
Basque: Kaskabeltz handia
Finnish: talitiainen
Faroese: Stórtita, stórtíta
French: Mésange charbonnière
Frisian: blokfink
Irish: meantán mór
Gaelic: Currac Bhain Tighearna
Galician: Ferreiriño real
Manx: Drean Mooar
Hebrew: ירגזי
Croatian: sjenica velika, Velika Sjenica
Hungarian: Széncinege
Armenian: Մեծ Երաժտահավ
Indonesian: Burung Gelatuk-batu Kelabu, Gelatik batu, Gelatikbatu Kelabu
Icelandic: Flotmeisa
Italian: Cinciallegra
Japanese: shijū-kara, shijuukara
Japanese: シジュウカラ
Japanese (Kanji): 四十雀
Georgian: დიდი წივწივა
Khakas: Кöгiзек
Kazakh: Сарыбауыр шымшық
Kazakh (Transliteration): sarı-bawır şımşıq
Korean: 박새
Korean (Transliteration): bak-sae
Cornish: Penglow bras
Latin: Parus cinereus, Parus major, Parus major [major Group]
Luxembourgish: Schielmees
Limburgish: Zjwartkop
Lithuanian: Didžioji zyle, Didžioji zylė
Latvian: Lielā zīlīte
Macedonian: Голема сипка
Malayalam: ചാരമരപ്പൊട്ടന്
Mongolian: Их хөх бух, Их хөхбух
Mongolian (Cyrillic, Inner Mongolia): Дууд задуулай
Mongolian (Transliteration): duud zaduulai, ikh khökh bukh, ikh khökh-bukh
Malay: Burung Serai Bakau
Maltese: Fjorentin
Dutch: koolmees
Norwegian: kjøttmeis
Polish: Bogatka, bogatka (zwyczajna), bogatka zwyczajna, sikora bogatka
Pinyin: bái-jiá shān-què, bái-liǎn shān-què, bái-miàn gōng, bái-miàn zhī, dà shān-què, hēi-zi, huā-liǎn què, huā-liǎn wáng, huī shān-què, shān zǎizǎi hēi, yáng fèn-dàn, zǎizǎi-hēi, zhībo, zhīzhī hēi, zhī-zhī hóng, zǐ-guī niǎo, zǐzǐ hēi
Portuguese: Chapim-real
Romansh: maset grond
Romanian: Pițigoi mare, Piţigoi
Russian: Большая синица
Sardinian: Acutzaferru
Scots: Currac bhain tighearna
Northern Sami: buoidegaccet, fiskesgaccet
Slovak: sýkorka veľká
Slovenian: velika sinica
Albanian: trishtili i madh
Serbian: velika sjenica
Swedish: talgoxe
Thai: นกติ้ดใหญ่, นกติ๊ดใหญ่, นกติตใหญ่
Thai (Transliteration): nók tít yày, nók tìt yày, nók tît yày
Turkish: Büyük baştankara, Сарыбауыр шымшық
Tuvinian: Улуг көк-хөкпеш
Ukrainian: Велика синиця, Синиця велика
Vietnamese: Bạc má, Chim Bạc má
Chinese: 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱红, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子归鸟, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白脸山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊粪蛋, 花脸王, 花脸雀, 黑子
Chinese (Traditional): 仔仔黑, 吇吇黑, 吱吱嘿, 吱吱紅, 吱吱黑, 吱啵, 大山雀, 子歸鳥, 山仔仔黑, 灰山雀, 白臉山雀, 白面公, 白面只, 羊糞蛋, 花臉王, 花臉雀, 黑子
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 白頰山雀
Chinese (Taiwan): 白頰山雀 , 白颊山雀
VIEW LARGE - This updated version of the triptych is larger. I like the idea for showing action and will keep experimenting. VIEW LARGE to get a better view of Mom Mockingbird bringing a berry to branchling. NOTE: the total elapsed time of these three images is less than 2 seconds!
4-13-10
Tucson, AZ