Franklin's gull

English

Etymology

Named after English explorer John Franklin.

Noun

Franklin's gull (plural Franklin's gulls)

A migratory gull that breeds in the Northern Hemisphere and winters in the Southern Hemisphere; the Leucophaeus pipixcan.

Translations

Leucophaeus pipixcan

Czech: racek vnitrozemský m
Danish: præriemåge
Dutch: Franklins meeuw f
Finnish: preerianaurulokki (fi)
French: mouette de Franklin f
German: Präriemöwe f
Icelandic: sléttumáfur (is) m
Italian: gabbiano di Franklin m

Japanese: アメリカズグロカモメ (amerikazugurokamome)
Norwegian: franklinmåke
Nynorsk: franklinmåse
Polish: mewa preriowa f
Portuguese: gaivota de Franklin f
Russian: франклинова чайка f (franklinova čajka)
Slovak: čajka prériová f
Spanish: gaviota pipizcan f
Swedish: präriemås (sv) c
Ukrainian: мартин ставковий m (martyn stavkovyj)

Further reading

Franklin's gull on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Leucophaeus pipixcan on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Leucophaeus pipixcan on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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