redwing

English

An adult redwing

Etymology

red +‎ wing

Noun

redwing (plural redwings)

A small thrush, Turdus iliacus, native to Eurasia, with a white eye stripe and red under-wing feathers.

Synonyms

(Turdus iliacus): windle, winnard, swinepipe

Translations

Turdus iliacus

Czech: cvrčala f
Faroese: óðinshani m
Finnish: punakylkirastas (fi)
French: grive mauvis (fr)
German: Rotdrossel f
Greek: κοκκινότσιχλα f (kokkinótsichla)
Italian: tordo sassello m, malvizzo m

Latvian: plukšķis m
Luxembourgish: Routdréischel f
Norman: grive dé france f, rouoge grive f
Romanian: mierlă (ro) f
Russian: белобро́вик (ru) m (belobróvik), белобро́вый дрозд m (belobróvyj drozd), дрозд-белобро́вик (ru) m (drozd-belobróvik), дрозд-оре́ховник m (drozd-oréxovnik)
Sicilian: marvizzu (scn) m, marbizzu (scn) m
Spanish: zorzal alirojo

See also

Redwing on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Redwing (disambiguation) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Turdus iliacus on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Turdus iliacus on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

Anagrams

wringed

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