File:Common Loon head sideways.jpg

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Gavia immer

English: Close-up of the head of a Common Loon.

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Author

Art Weber/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

This image was selected as picture of the day on Wikimedia Commons for 25 August 2005. It was captioned as follows:

English: Common Loon (North America), Great Northern Diver (Britain); Gavia immer

Asturianu: Colimbu Grande ( Gavia immer)

Brezhoneg: (Gavia immer)

Česky: potáplice lední ( Gavia immer)

Cymraeg: (Gavia immer)

Dansk: Islom ( Gavia immer).

Deutsch: Prachttaucher ( Gavia immer)

English: Common Loon (North America), Great Northern Diver (Britain); Gavia immer

Español: Colimbo grande ( Gavia immer)

Suomi: Amerikanjääkuikka (gavia immer)

Français : Plongeon imbrin ( Gavia immer)

Gaeilge: Lóma mór ( Gavia immer)

日本語: ハシグロアビ ( Gavia immer)

Latina: Gavia immer

Nederlands: IJsduiker ( Gavia immer)

Polski: Nur lodowiec ( Gavia immer)

Português: Close da cabeça de um Common Loon.

Русский: Гагара полярная ( Gavia immer)

Slovenščina: Ledni slapnik ( Gavia immer)

中文（简体）‎: 普通潜鸟 ( Gavia immer)

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