Eurasian Sparrowhawk
Scientific name
: Accipiter nisus
Other names:
Български: Малък ястреб
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Brezhoneg: Sparfell c'hlas
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Català: Esparver vulgar
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Česky: Krahujec obecný
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Dansk: Spurvehøg
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Deutsch: Sperber
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Esperanto: Nizo
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Español: Gavilán
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Eesti: Raudkull
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Basque: Gabirai
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Suomi: Varpushaukka
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Français: Épervier d'Europe
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Magyar: Karvaly
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Italiano: Sparviere eurasiatico
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日本語: ハイタカ
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Lietuviškai: Paukštvanagis
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Latviešu: Zvirbuļu vanags
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Nederlands: Sperwer (roofvogel)
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Norsk (nynorsk): Sporvehauk
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Norsk: Spurvehauk
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Polski: Krogulec
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Português: Gavião-da-europa
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Русский: Ястреб-перепелятник
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Svenska: Sparvhök
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Türkçe: Bayağı atmaca
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Українська: Яструб малий
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Short Description
Female birds are clearly larger and almost twice as heavy as male birds. Male Sparrowhawks are grey-blue on the upper side. The underside is white with subtle cross stripes. The striping is an orange-red color. Females are less colorful.
