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Oriental Scops Owl

Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836)

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836)
Species recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from IOC World Bird List
Otus sunia
Species recognized by Indian Ocean Species List, Arabian Sea Species List, Laccadive Sea Species List, Bay of Bengal Species List, Andaman Sea Species List, Malacca Strait Species List, Philippine Sea Species List, Eastern China Sea Species List, Yellow Sea Species List, Sea of Japan Species List, Bering Sea Species List, South China Sea Species List, Singapore Strait Species List, South Korea Species List, Sri Lanka Species List, Turkey Species List, Vietnam Species List, Taiwan Species List, Nepal Species List, Singapore Species List, Israel Species List, Malaysia Species List, Mongolia Species List, Cambodia Species List, Australia Species List, India Species List, Pakistan Species List, Barcode of Life Data Systems, Wildfinder (WWF), China Species List, Japan Species List, Russia Species List, wikipedia AST, Protists in Singapore, and Wikidata
Otus sunia
Recognized by iNaturalist and Furui 2020
Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836)
Species recognized by GBIF classification
Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836)
Recognized by IUCN Structured Data
Otus sunia
Species recognized by Wikimedia Commons
Otus sunia
Recognized by Flickr Group

Alternative Names

Otus sunia stictonotus (Hodgson 1836)
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Otus sunia subsp. stictonotus (Sharpe, 1875))

Common Names

English

Oriental Scops Owl preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Oriental Scops-Owl
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Oriental Scops-owl
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Bengali

ওরিয়েন্টাল স্কোপ্স পেঁচা preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Bulgarian

ориенталски чухал preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Burmese

မြီးဝန်ငှက် preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Catalan; Valencian

Xot oriental preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
xot oriental
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata (prefers this name)

Chinese

東方角鴞 preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Croatian

istočnoazijski ćuk preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Czech

výreček jihoasijský preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Danish

Bleg Dværghornugle preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Dutch; Flemish

Oosterse Dwergooruil preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Oosterse dwergooruil
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata (prefers this name)

Estonian

ida-salupäll preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Finnish

Idänkyläpöllönen preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
idänkyläpöllönen
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

French

Petit-duc d'Orient preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Petit-duc d’Orient
prefer
Recognized by Wikidata

German

Orient-Zwergohreule preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Hebrew

שעיר מישקפים מיזרחי preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Hungarian

keleti füleskuvik preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Indonesian

Celepuk asia preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Irish

Mionulchabhán oirthearach preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Italian

Assiolo orientale preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Japanese

コノハズク preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語, Furui 2020, and Wikidata

Latvian

austrumu pūcīte preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Lithuanian

rytinis apuokėlis preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Malay

Burung Hantu Kuang Kuik preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Malayalam

സൈരന്ധ്രി നത്ത് preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Navajo; Navaho

Náátsʼózídę́ę́ʼ tsidiłdǫǫhii preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Nepali

लोखर्के उल्लू preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Norwegian

Orientugle preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Persian

مرغ حق شرقی preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Polish

syczek indyjski preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Portuguese

mocho-d'orelhas-oriental preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Russian

Восточная совка preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Serbian

Оријентални ћук preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Slovak

výrik sunia preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Spanish; Castilian

Autillo oriental preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Swedish

Orientalisk dvärguv preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
orientdvärguv
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Thai

นกเค้าหูยาวเล็ก preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Ukrainian

сплюшка східноазійська preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Welsh

Tylluan Sgops Ddwyreiniol preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
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Curated hierarchies for Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836)

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

Life
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Vertebrata
Gnathostomata
Osteichthyes
Sarcopterygii
Tetrapoda
Amniota
Reptilia
Diapsida
Archosauromorpha
Archosauria
Dinosauria
Saurischia
Theropoda
Tetanurae
Coelurosauria
Maniraptoriformes
Maniraptora
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Ornithurae
Neornithes
Neognathae
Neoaves
landbirds
Strigiformes
Strigidae
Otus Pennant 1769
Otus sunia (Hodgson 1836) (this page)
Otus sunia distans Friedmann & Deignan 1939
Otus sunia japonicus Temminck & Schlegel 1845
Otus sunia leggei Ticehurst 1923
Otus sunia malayanus (Hay 1845)
Otus sunia modestus (Walden 1874)
Otus sunia nicobaricus (Hume 1876)
Otus sunia rufipennis (Sharpe 1875)
Otus sunia stictonotus (Sharpe 1875)
Otus sunia sunia (Hodgson 1836)
Otus alfredi (Hartert 1897)
Otus alius Rasmussen 1998
Otus angelinae (Finsch 1912)
Otus bakkamoena Pennant 1769
Otus balli (Hume 1873)
Otus beccarii (Salvadori 1876)
Otus brookii (Sharpe 1892)
Otus brucei (Hume 1872)
Otus capnodes (Gurney Sr 1889)
Otus collari Lambert & Rasmussen 1998
Otus cyprius (Madarász 1901)
Otus elegans (Cassin 1852)
Otus enganensis Riley 1927
Otus everetti (Tweeddale 1879)
Otus frutuosoi Rando et al. 2013
Otus fuliginosus (Sharpe 1888)
Otus guidlayi Brodkorb & Mourer-Chauvire 1984
Otus guildayi Brodkorb & Mourer-Chauvire 1984
Otus gurneyi (Tweeddale 1879)
Otus hartlaubi (Giebel 1872)
Otus icterorhynchus (Shelley 1873)
Otus insularis (Tristram 1880)
Otus ireneae Ripley 1966
Otus jolandae Sangster, King, Verbelen & Trainor 2013
Otus lempiji (Horsfield 1821)
Otus lettia (Hodgson 1836)
Otus longicornis (Ogilvie-Grant 1894)
Otus madagascariensis (Grandidier & A 1867)
Otus magicus (Müller & S 1841)
Otus manadensis (Quoy & Gaimard 1832)
Otus mantananensis (Sharpe 1892)
Otus mauli Rando et al. 2012
Otus mayottensis Benson 1960
Otus megalotis (Walden 1875)
Otus mentawi Chasen & Kloss 1926
Otus mindorensis (Whitehead & J 1899)
Otus mirus Ripley & Rabor 1968
Otus moheliensis Lafontaine & Moulaert 1998
Otus nigrorum Rand 1950
Otus pamelae Bates 1937
Otus pauliani Benson 1960
Otus pembaensis Pakenham 1937
Otus rufescens (Horsfield 1821)
Otus rutilus (Pucheran 1849)
Otus sagittatus (Cassin 1849)
Otus scops (Linnaeus 1758)
Otus semitorques Temminck & Schlegel 1845
Otus senegalensis (Swainson 1837)
Otus siaoensis (Schlegel 1873)
Otus silvicola (Wallace 1864)
Otus socotranus (Ogilvie-Grant, Forbes & HO 1899)
Otus spilocephalus (Blyth 1846)
Otus sulaensis (Hartert 1898)
Otus thilohoffmanni Warakagoda & Rasmussen 2004
Otus umbra (Richmond 1903)
Otus wintershofensis Ballman 1969
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