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including Germany and the UK.
****us merula cabrerae - MHNT
****us merula merula - MHNT
****us merula mauritanicus - MHNT
****us merula azorensis - MHNT The common...
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century SS
Merula, a
coastal tanker in
service with Ape
Azionaria Petroliere from 1949 to 1951
****us merula, the
common blackbird Percnodaimon merula, a butterfly...
- one of 65
species in the
genus ****us. It was
previously treated as a
subspecies of the
common blackbird (
****us merula). However, a 2008 phylogenetic...
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xanthoscelus of Tobago, is all-black,
resembling the male
Eurasian blackbird (
****us merula).
Females have a dull bill, warm
brown upperparts and
paler underparts...
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given name,
probably after the
identical Dutch name for the
blackbird (
****us merula). It has also been used as a surname.
Notable people with the name include:...
- (Zootoca vivipara).
Birds that prey upon
slugs include common blackbirds (
****us merula),
starlings (Sturnus vulgaris),
rooks (Corvus frugilegus), jackdaws...
- (
****us mandarinus) is a
member of the
thrush family ****idae. It was
formerly considered conspecific with the
related common blackbird (T.
merula)....
-
twelfth edition of his
Systema Naturae as
****us migratorius. The
binomial name
derives from two
Latin words:
****us, "thrush", and
migratorius from migrare...
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southwest of France. It can also be
confused with the
common blackbird (
****us merula),
which differs most
obviously in its
longer tail and lack of plumage...
- Lars Widenfalk. It was
named 'Blackbird'
after the
common blackbird (
****us merula)
because of its coloring. The idea of
constructing a
musical instrument...
