Pinicola enucleator
- English: Pine Grosbeak
- brezhoneg: Beran-pin
- čeština: Hýl křivčí
- dansk: Krognæb
- Deutsch: Hakengimpel
- Esperanto: Pinikolo
- español: Camachuelo picogrueso
- eesti: Männileevike
- suomi: Taviokuurna
- français: Durbec des sapins
- hrvatski: Velika rujnica
- magyar: Nagy pirók
- italiano: Ciuffolotto delle pinete
- 日本語: ギンザンマシコ
- lietuvių: Pušinė sniegena
- монгол: Нарсны шүршүү
- Nederlands: Haakbek
- norsk nynorsk: Konglebit
- norsk: Konglebit
- polski: Łuskowiec zwyczajny
- русский: Обыкновенный щур
- саха тыла: Тойон ымыы
- srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Velika rujnica
- svenska: Tallbit
- 中文: 松雀
IUCN: 
Pinicola enucleator (Linnaeus, 1758) (Least Concern)
- Note: "female" below can refer to females, or immature males
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PhotosEdit
P. e. enucleatorEdit
- N Europe, NW Asia
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Male; Kotka, Finland
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Male; Kotka, Finland
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Male; Kotka, Finland
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Female; Kotka, Finland
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Female; Kotka, Finland
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Female; Kotka, Finland
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Female; Kotka, Finland
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Females; Kotka, Finland
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Female; Kotka, Finland
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Females; Oulu, Finland
P. e. leucura / P. e. eschatosaEdit
- E Canada, NE USA
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Male; Chippewa Co., Michigan
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Female; Chippewa Co., Michigan
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Female; Gatineau Park, Quebec
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Male; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Male; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Male; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Male; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Female; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Female; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Female; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Female; Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Quebec
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Male; Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario
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Female; Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario
Location not citedEdit
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Male
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Female
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Female; ? Alberta
Museum specimensEdit
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Egg
IllustrationsEdit
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Pine Grosbeak by Louis Agassiz Fuertes
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Pinicola enucleator
(common:
Pine Grosbeak)
Plate 26,
No. 2. in:
Birdcraft,
1897
Range mapsEdit
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Distribution
DistributionEdit
