Pine Grosbeak / Pinicola enucleator LC

Synonyms Pine gosbeak, Pine Rosefinch, Pine Bullfinch
Old latin name for bird Loxia pinetorum, Loxia enucleator, Loxia pinicola, Pinicola rubra, Pinicola eneucleator

Pine Grosbeakbird sounds *

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Song, © Eric DeFonso
United States
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Male, song, © Nick Moran
Norway
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Call, © Thomas Bergman
Sweden
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Song, © Eric DeFonso
United States
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Call, male, © Tomek Tumiel
Finland
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Call, © Garrett MacDonald
United States
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Call, © Andrew Spencer
United States
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Call, © Andrew Spencer
United States
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Song, © Maarten Sluijter
Finland
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Call, © Tero Linjama
Finland
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Call, © Patrik Åberg
Sweden
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Sub-song., call, © Jens Kirkeby
Norway

* All sounds were found via Xeno-canto.org API

Where to see Pine Grosbeak

Breeding region Eurasia, North America
Breeding subregion Scandinavia through Kamchatka, Sakhalin and Kuril Is. (e Russia) and Hokkaido (n Japan); w Alaska through e Canada, and high montane w North America to California and New Mexico

Pine Grosbeak subspecies (8)

Subspecies	Breeding subregion	Nonbreeding subregion	Extinct
Pinicola enucleator californica	e California	-	No
Pinicola enucleator carlottae	Haida Gwaii (off w Canada)	-	No
Pinicola enucleator enucleator	Scandinavia to c Siberia	-	No
Pinicola enucleator flammula	coastal s Alaska and w Canada	-	No
Pinicola enucleator kamtschatkensis	ne Siberia	-	No
Pinicola enucleator leucura	inland w, c Alaska to e Canada and n New England (USA)	-	No
Pinicola enucleator montana	inland sw Canada to wc USA	-	No
Pinicola enucleator sakhalinensis	Sakhalin, Kuril Is. and n Japan	-	No

Species Name in Other Languages

Language	Translation
Albanian	Sqeptrashi i pishave, Sqeptrashi i pishës
Azerbaijani	şam baltadimdiyi
Bashkir	ҡыҙыл ҡарағай турғайы
Basque	Pinu-gailupa
Belarusian	Шчурок
Breton	Beran-pin
Bulgarian	Тъпочовка
Catalan	Pinsà del pins, pinsà dels pins
Chinese	[song-que], 松树大嘴雀, 松䳦, 松雀
Chinese (Traditional)	松雀, 赤䳦, 松樹大嘴雀
Chuvash	уртăш кайăкĕ, пихта тăрри
Cree	pipon ayis, piponpiesees
Croatian	velika rujnica
Czech	hýl křivčí, Hýl krivcí, hýl køivèí
Danish	Krognæb
Dutch	Haakbek
Esperanto	pinikolo, Pinulo
Estonian	männileevike
Finnish	taviokuurna
French	Durbec des sapins, Gros-bec des pins, Durbec des pins, Durbec vulgaire
Frisian	Heakbek
Galician	Bicoduro
German	Hakengimpel, Fichtengimpel
Greek	Πευκοχονδρομύτης, Πευκoπύρρoυλας
Hebrew	פתיאלי אורנים, פתיאל-י
Hungarian	nagy pirók
Icelandic	Krókfinka
Irish	Tréanghob giúise
Italian	Ciuffolotto delle pinete
Japanese	ギンザンマシコ
Kazakh	орман құнағы, Орман құзылқұнағы
Korean	사하린송원자, 솔양진이
Latvian	Smilğis, ziemeļu svilpis
Lithuanian	paprastoji pušinė sniegena, Pušinė sniegena, Pušine sniegena
Macedonian	Боров дебелоклунец
Manx	Gobbagh-mooar juys
Mongolian	Нарсны шүршүү, Шүр шувуу, Нарсны бужирга
Northern Sami	Bihcebasgáski, Stálobeibboš
Norwegian	Fjelldompap, konglebit
Norwegian Nynorsk	Konglebit
Polish	Łuskowiec zwyczajny, Łuskowiec, łuskowiec (zwyczajny), luskowiec
Portuguese	Bico-duro, pintarroxo de bico grosso, Pintarrôxo-de-bico-grosso, pintarroxo-de-bico-grosso
Romanian	Mugurar de taigă
Romansh	Bec-gross da guaud
Russian	Щур, Щур обыкновенный, Обыкновенный щур, Shchur
Serbian	Поларна зимовка, Polarna zimovka, Borova crvenka
Slovak	smrečiar krivonosí, Smrečiar krivonosý, hýľ krivonosovitý (smrečiar krivonosý), hýľ krivonosovitý
Slovenian	smrekov kalin
Spanish	Pinicola de Pico Grueso, Camachuelo carminoso, Camachuelo picogrueso
Swedish	tallbit
Tatar	алтын карга, бүздәк , корташар
Turkish	Tayga Çütresi, Орман қызылқұнағы
Ukrainian	Смеречник, смеречник тайговий
Welsh	Tewbig pinwydd, Tewbig y pinwydd