General names
Information is based on dictionaries and other sources. Species list may not be current. Comments and corrections welcome.
The Japanese name for the Dippers (more specifically, the Brown Dipper) is カワガラス kawa-garasu ('river crow'), written either 河烏 or 川烏. The word kawa, meaning 'river', can be written either 河 or 川 in Japanese, the first being used for larger rivers. (In Chinese, these two characters represent two distinct words. Of the two, only 河 normally means 'river' in Chinese.)
Species names
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Cinclus pallasii |
Brown dipper Cincle de Pallas Flußwasseramsel Бурая оляпка |
カワガラス (川烏 or 河烏) kawa-garasu 'river crow' |
サワガラス (沢烏) sawa-garasu 'marsh crow' クロトリ (黒鳥) kuro-dori 'black bird' Also used for Black scoter |
褐河乌 (褐河烏) 'brown river crow' |
河烏 'river crow' |
水黑老婆 'water black wife' |
물까마귀 mul-kkamagwi 'water crow' |
Floating Menu by Milonic |
Tool tips by Walter Zorn |
