Bonaparte's gull

English

Bonaparte's gull

Etymology

Named after Charles Lucien Bonaparte, who contributed to the taxonomy and nomenclature of birds in North America.

Noun

Bonaparte 's gull (plural Bonaparte's gulls)

Chroicocephalus philadelphia, a member of the gull family Laridae found mainly in northern North America.

Translations

Chroicocephalus philadelphia

Chinese:
Mandarin: 博氏鸥 (bó-shì ōu)
Czech: racek Bonapartův m
Danish: Bonapartemåge
Dutch: kleine kokmeeuw (nl) f
Finnish: kuusilokki (fi)
French: mouette de Bonaparte (fr) f
German: Bonapartemöwe f
Icelandic: trjámáfur (is) m, gabbiano di Bonaparte m
Japanese: ボナパルトカモメ (bonaparutokamome)
Norwegian: kanadahettemåke
Nynorsk: kanadahettemåse
Polish: mewa kanadyjska f
Portuguese: gaivota de Bonaparte f
Russian: Бонапартова чайка f (Bonapartova čajka)
Slovak: čajka čiernozobá f
Spanish: gaviota de Bonaparte f
Swedish: trädmås (sv) c
Ukrainian: мартин канадський m (martyn kanadsʹkyj)

Further reading

Bonaparte's gull on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Chroicocephalus philadelphia on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Chroicocephalus philadelphia on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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