Whooper Swan
Scientific name
: Cygnus cygnus
Other names:
Български: Поен лебед
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Brezhoneg: Alarc'h kristilh
,
Català: Cigne cantaire
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Česky: Labuť zpěvná
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Dansk: Sangsvane
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Deutsch: Singschwan
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Esperanto: Kantocigno
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Español: Cisne cantor
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Eesti: Laululuik
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Basque: Beltxarga oihulari
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Suomi: Laulujoutsen
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Français: Cygne chanteur
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Magyar: Énekes hattyú
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Italiano: Cigno selvatico
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日本語: オオハクチョウ
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Lietuviškai: Gulbė giesmininkė
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Latviešu: Ziemeļu gulbis
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Nederlands: Wilde zwaan
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Norsk (nynorsk): Songsvane
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Norsk: Sangsvane
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Polski: Łabędź krzykliwy
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Português: Cisne-bravo
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Русский: Лебедь-кликун
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Svenska: Sångsvan
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Türkçe: Ötücü kuğu
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Українська: Лебідь-кликун
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Short Description
Whooper Swans have a pure white plumage and usually straight long necks. Their beak has no lump and it has a yellow wedge where the peak and cere begin, as well as a black tip. The plumage of the females ...
