Yellow-throated Cuckoo Chrysococcyx flavigularis Scientific name definitions
- LC Least Concern
- Names (19)
- Monotypic
Text last updated March 14, 2019
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Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
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Catalan | cucut gorjagroc |
Czech | kukačka žlutohrdlá |
Dutch | Geelkeelkoekoek |
English | Yellow-throated Cuckoo |
English (United States) | Yellow-throated Cuckoo |
French | Coucou à gorge jaune |
French (France) | Coucou à gorge jaune |
German | Gelbkehlkuckuck |
Japanese | キノドミドリカッコウ |
Norwegian | gulstrupegjøk |
Polish | kukułeczka żółtogardła |
Russian | Желтогорлая кукушка |
Serbian | Žutogrla kukavica |
Slovak | kukučka žltohrdlá |
Spanish | Cuclillo Gorjigualdo |
Spanish (Spain) | Cuclillo gorjigualdo |
Swedish | gulstrupig glansgök |
Turkish | Sarı Gerdanlı Guguk |
Ukrainian | Дідрик жовтогорлий |
Chrysococcyx flavigularis Shelley, 1880
Definitions
- CHRYSOCOCCYX
- flavigularis
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Legend Overview
Field Identification
19 cm; 30 g. Adult male bronze-washed dark coppery-brown above and on neck sides , outer rectrices white with subterminal black bars; chin, throat and centre of breast bright yellow, sides of throat and breast dark green, below barred buff and greenish brown; eye-ring yellowish green, iris yellow, bill greenish yellow, feet yellow. Female lacks green and yellow on throat, face and underparts finely barred rufous and dark brown; bill black, feet dull yellow. Juvenile barred greenish and buff above.
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Sounds and Vocal Behavior
Clear flute-like whistle of 9–12 notes on same pitch, first the longest, accelerating and then fading away, series lasting c. 3 sec; also both sexes give 2-note whistle, second note lower, “dhuiit-tiu”. Sings all year.