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Русский: ДЯТЛЫ. Рисунок. 1. Вертишейка (Jynx torquilla, т. VI, 55). Рис. 2. Большой пестрый Дятел (Picus s. Dendrocopus major). Рис. 3. Королевский Дятел (Picus s. Compehilus principalis). Рис. 4. Череп Дятла. Рис. 5. Лапа Дятла. Рис. 6. Трехпалый Дятел (P. s. Apternus tridactylus). Рис. 7 и 8. Малый пестрый Дятел (Picus minor); самец и самка. Рис. 9. Средний пестрый Дятел (P. medius); самец. Рис. 10. Седой Дятел (Picus canus); самец. Рис. 11. Белоспинный Дятел (Picus leuconotus); самка. Рис. 11. Зеленый Дятел (Picus viridis). Рис. 13. Черный Дятел или Желна (P. s. Dryopus martius); самец и самка..
Иллюстрация из энциклопедического словаря Брокгауза и Ефрона (1890—1907). Примечание. Описания изображений были загружены автоматически, возможны неточности. Рекомендуется проверять. English: Woodpeckers. |
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