Egyptian Vulture
Scientific name
: Neophron percnopterus
Other names:
Български: Египетски лешояд
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Brezhoneg: Gup gwenn
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Català: Aufrany
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Česky: Sup mrchožravý
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Dansk: Ådselgrib
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Deutsch: Schmutzgeier
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Esperanto: Kadavrogrifo
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Español: Alimoche
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Basque: Sai zuri
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Suomi: Pikkukorppikotka
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Français: Vautour percnoptère
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Magyar: Dögkeselyű
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Italiano: Capovaccaio
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日本語: エジプトハゲワシ
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Latviešu: Maitērglis
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Nederlands: Aasgier
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Norsk (nynorsk): Åtselgribb
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Norsk: Åtselgribb
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Polski: Ścierwnik
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Português: Abutre-do-egito
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Русский: Обыкновенный стервятник
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Svenska: Smutsgam
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Türkçe: Mısır akbabası
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Українська: Стерв'ятник
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Short Description
The plumage of the vulture is white with black wing feathers, as a result the underpants seem black-white when flying. The tail is white and wedge-shaped. The yellow forehead is naked and opens out into a slender hooked beak. Young ...
