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DescriptionWhite-Wagtail.jpg |
Žemaitėška: Ledspira
Български: Бяла стърчиопашка
Corsu: Codizennula
Sardu: Coisàita
Cymraeg: Siglen Fraith
Dansk: Vipstjert
Deutsch: Bachstelze
English: White Wagtail
Esperanto: Blanka motacilo
Español: Motacilla alba
Eesti: Linavästrik
Suomi: Västäräkki
Français : Bergeronnette grise
Frysk: Boumantsje
Gàidhlig: Breac an t-sìl
Magyar: Barázdabillegető
Italiano: Motacilla alba
日本語: タイリクハクセキレイ
Lietuvių: Baltoji kielė
Latviešu: Baltā cielava
Nedersaksies: Akkermannetjen
Nederlands: Witte kwikstaart
Norsk nynorsk: Linerle
Norsk bokmål: Linerle
Polski: Pliszka siwa
Português: Alvéola-branca
Русский: Белая трясогузка
Sámegiella: Beštor
Svenska: Sädesärla
Türkçe: Ak kuyruksallayan
Українська: Плиска біла
West-Vlams: Witte kwiksteirt
中文: 白鹡鸰
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Date |
30. Mrz. 2008 |
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Own work |
Author |
Andreas Trepte |
Permission ( Reusing this file) |
This photo was taken by Andreas Trepte. Please credit this photo Andreas Trepte, www.photo-natur.de.
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I would also appreciate an email to info@photo-natur.de with details of use. |
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