File:Bufo bufo couple during migration(2005).jpg

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Description	Bufo bufo Deutsch: zwei Mittelmeer-Erdkröten (Bufo bufo ssp. spinosus) während der Wanderung zu den Laichgewässern im Nationalpark Peneda-Gerês, Portugal. English: Common Toads (Bufo bufo ssp. spinosus) during migration in the Portuguese national park of Peneda-Gerês. Español: Amplexo en el sapo común europeo (Bufo bufo) Français : Deux Crapauds communs (Bufo bufo) copulant durant la période de migration, dans le parc national de Peneta-Gerês, au Portugal. Photo prise par de:Benutzer:Janekpfeifer le 28 mai 2005. Português: Dois sapos (Bufo bufo ssp. spinosus). Fotografado de de:Benutzer:Janekpfeifer 28. Maio 2005 no parque nacional do Peneda-Gerês, Portugal.
Date	28 May 2005
Source	Uploaded by Janek
Author	Janekpfeifer at de.wikipedia

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English: Common Toad ( Bufo bufo)

Aragonés: Zapo común ( Bufo bufo)

Brezhoneg: Tousegi ( Bufo bufo)

Česky: ropucha obecná ( Bufo bufo)

Cymraeg: Llyffant cyffredin (Bufo bufo)

Deutsch: Erdkröte ( Bufo bufo)

English: Common Toad ( Bufo bufo)

Español: Sapo común ( Bufo bufo)

Suomi: Rupikonna ( Bufo bufo)

Français : Des crapauds ( Bufo bufo)

Gaeilge: Buaf ( Bufo bufo)

Galego: Sapo común ( Bufo bufo)

日本語: ヒキガエル（ Bufo bufo）

Latina: Bufo

Nederlands: Gewone pad ( Bufo bufo)

Norsk nynorsk: To padder ( Bufo bufo)

Português: Sapo comum ( Bufo bufo) a acasalar, no parque nacional do Gerês, Portugal.

Русский: Серая жаба ( Bufo bufo)

Slovenčina: Ropucha obyčajná ( Bufo bufo)

Slovenščina: Navadna krastača ( Bufo bufo)

ไทย: คางคกธรรมดา ( Bufo bufo)

中文（简体）‎: 蟾蜍 ( Bufo bufo)

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