Griffon Vulture
Scientific name
: Gyps fulvus
Other names:
Български: Белоглав лешояд
,
Brezhoneg: Gup gell
,
Català: Voltor comú
,
Česky: Sup bělohlavý
,
Dansk: Gåsegrib
,
Deutsch: Gänsegeier
,
Esperanto: Ansergrifo
,
Español: Buitre leonado
,
Basque: Sai arre
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Suomi: Hanhikorppikotka
,
Français: Vautour fauve
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Magyar: Fakó keselyű
,
Italiano: Grifone
,
日本語: シロエリハゲワシ
,
Lietuviškai: Palšasis grifas
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Latviešu: Baltgalvas grifs
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Nederlands: Vale gier
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Norsk: Gåsegribb
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Polski: Sęp płowy
,
Português: Abutre-fouveiro
,
Русский: Белоголовый сип
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Svenska: Gåsgam
,
Türkçe: Kızıl akbaba
,
Українська: Сип білоголовий
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Short Description
Griffon vultures have a light brown back, a brown collar, which turns white as they age, and a bare light gray head and neck. When they fly you can see their rounded shaped tail and the contrasting lower wings that ...
