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São Tomé pigeon

Definition (American English) São, Tomé, pigeon
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms São, Tomé, pigeon
Etymology pigeon

die Malherbetaube

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island bronze-naped pigeon - São Tomé bronze-naped pigeon - São Tomé pigeon (São Tomé, also Sao Tomé or Sao Tome) (Columba malherbii)- - Malherbetaube, f -- São-Tomé-Bronzenackentaube, f - Sao-Thomé- Bronzenackentaube, f (Columba malherbii) [ornith.]	Last post 10 Jul 23, 17:17
island bronze-naped pigeon [Vogelkunde] - Malherbetaube, f (Columba malherbii) island b…		0 Replies

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island bronze-naped pigeon - São Tomé bronze-naped pigeon - São Tomé pigeon (São Tomé, also Sao Tomé or Sao Tome) (Columba malherbii)- - Malherbetaube, f -- São-Tomé-Bronzenackentaube, f - Sao-Thomé- Bronzenackentaube, f (Columba malherbii)	Last post 10 Jul 23, 17:17
island bronze-naped pigeon [Vogelkunde] - Malherbetaube, f (Columba malherbii) island		0 Replies
São Tomé green pigeon - São Tomé green-pigeon - Sao Tome green pigeon - Sao Tome green-pigeon - São-Tomé-Grüntaube, f - Sao-Tomè-Grüntaube, f - Sao-Thomé-Grüntaube, f - São Tomégrüntaube, f (Treron sanctithomae)	Last post 17 Mar 24, 08:51
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São Tomé olive pigeon - Sao Tome olive pigeon - Sao Tome olive-pigeon -- maroon pigeon - Langschwanz-Oliventaube, f - Langschwanzoliventaube, f -- Mahagonitaube, f (Columba thomensis)	Last post 20 Jul 23, 17:21
São Tomé olive pigeon - Sao Tome olive pigeon - Sao Tome olive-pigeon [Vogelkunde] - La		0 Replies
São Tomé spinetail - Sao Tome Spinetail - Sao Tomé Spinetail - Sao-Tomé-Segler, m (Zoonavena thomensis)	Last post 11 Dec 22, 17:00
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São Tomé scops owl - São Tomé scops-owl - Sao Tomé scops owl - Sao Tomé scops-owl - Sao Tome scops owl - Sao Tome scops-owl - Hartlaub-Zwergohreule, f -- Hartlaubeule, f (Otus hartlaubi)	Last post 12 Dec 24, 17:11
São Tomé scops owl - São Tomé scops-owl - Sao Tomé scops owl - Sao Tomé scops-owl - Sao Tome s		0 Replies
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"Tome of the Unlife" (ein Fantasiebuch) - "Kompendium des Unlebens" oder "Foliant des Unlebe…		3 Replies
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hill pigeon - Klippentaube, f (Columba rupestris)	Last post 18 Jul 23, 17:35
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LEOs Zusatzinformationen: São Tomé pigeon - die Malherbetaube

São Tomé pigeon

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die Malherbetaube

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