Blue Rock-thrush
Scientific name
: Monticola solitarius
Other names:
Български: Син скален дрозд
,
Brezhoneg: Savelleg glas
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Català: Merla blava
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Česky: Skalník modrý
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Dansk: Blådrossel
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Deutsch: Blaumerle
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Ελληνικά: Γαλαζοκότσυφας
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Esperanto: Blua rokturdo
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Español: Roquero solitario
,
Basque: Harkaitz-zozo urdin
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Suomi: Sinirastas
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Français: Monticole merle-bleu
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Gaeilge: caislín aille gorm
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Hrvatski: modrokos
,
Magyar: Kék kövirigó
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Italiano: Passero solitario
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日本語: イソヒヨドリ
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Lietuviškai: mėlynasis akmeninis strazdas
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Latviešu: Zilais akmensstrazds
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Nederlands: Blauwe rotslijster
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Polski: Modrak (ptak)
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Português: Melro-azul
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Română: mierlă albastră
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Русский: Синий каменный дрозд
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Slovensky: skaliar modrý
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Slovenščina: puščavec
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Svenska: Blåtrast
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Türkçe: Gök ardıç kuşu
Short Description
The males of the blue rock have a blue plumage and black wings as well as a blackish tail. Females have a brown top and banded underpants.
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