Synonym Latin: | | Family: STRUTHIONIDAE Alternative Family: Geo: Afr Taxo: STRUTHIONIFORMES WIKI:EnglishFrançaisNederlandsItalianoEspañolDeutschSvenska Xeno-Canto Languages: AF: | BE: | BG: Щраусови | BR: | CA: Estruciònids | CS: Pštrosovití | CY: Estrysiaid | DA: Strudse | DE: Strauße | EL: | EN: Ostriches | EO: Strutedoj | ES: | ET:
Synonym Latin: | | Family: STRUTHIONIDAE Alternative Family: Geo: Afr rWP Taxo: 3 subspecies WIKI:EnglishFrançaisNederlandsItalianoEspañolDeutschSvenska Xeno-Canto Languages: AF: Volstruis | BE: Страус | BG: Африкански щраус | BR: Struskañval | CA: Estruç comú | CS: Pštros dvouprstý | CY: Estrys | DA: Struds | DE: Strauß | EL: Στρoυθoκάμηλoς |
Synonym Latin: | | Family: STRUTHIONIDAE Alternative Family: Geo: Afr Taxo: Monotypic, may be subspecies of S. camelus WIKI:EnglishFrançaisNederlandsItalianoEspañolDeutschSvenska Xeno-Canto Languages: AF: | BE: Самалійскі страус | BG: Сомалийски щраус | BR: | CA: Estruç de Somàlia | CS: Pštros somálský | CY: Estrys Somalia | DA: Somalistruds | DE:
It was a cold afternoon in Maine, and I was looking at the Steller’s Sea-Eagle perched on a tall coniferous tree across Boothbay Harbor, having arrived at the harbor area seven minutes earlier (I know! Thank you, goddess of birding luck and text group people).* My inner self felt stuck