Pica Brisson, 1760 sec. Droege, G., Corvids of the World

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Distribution

Africa Northern Africa (Algeria (Algeria ‒ nativeA), Morocco (Morocco ‒ nativeA), Western Sahara (Western Sahara ‒ nativeA)); West Tropical Africa (Mauritania (Mauritania ‒ nativeA)), Asia-Temperate Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia ‒ nativeA)); Caucasus ‒ nativeA; China (China North-Central ‒ nativeA, China South-Central ‒ nativeA, China Southeast ‒ nativeA, Inner Mongolia ‒ nativeA, Manchuria ‒ nativeA, Qinghai (Qinghai ‒ nativeA), Tibet (Tibet ‒ nativeA), Xinjiang (Xinjiang ‒ nativeA)); Eastern Asia (Japan (Kyushu ‒ nativeA), Korea ‒ nativeA, Taiwan (Taiwan ‒ nativeA)); Middle Asia ‒ nativeA; Mongolia (Mongolia (Mongolia ‒ nativeA)); Russian Far East (Amur (Amur ‒ nativeA), Kamchatka (Kamchatka ‒ nativeA), Khabarovsk (Khabarovsk ‒ nativeA), Magadan (Magadan ‒ nativeA), Primorye (Primorye ‒ nativeA)); Siberia (Altay (Altay ‒ nativeA), Buryatiya (Buryatiya ‒ nativeA), Irkutsk (Irkutsk ‒ nativeA), Krasnoyarsk (Krasnoyarsk ‒ nativeA), Tuva (Tuva ‒ nativeA), West Siberia ‒ nativeA); Western Asia (Afghanistan (Afghanistan ‒ nativeA), Iran (Iran ‒ nativeA), Iraq (Iraq ‒ nativeA), Turkey (Turkey ‒ nativeA)), Asia-Tropical Indian Subcontinent (East Himalaya (Bhutan ‒ nativeA), India (Andhra Pradesh ‒ nativeA), Pakistan (Pakistan ‒ nativeA), West Himalaya (Jammu-Kashmir ‒ nativeA)); Indo-China (Myanmar (Myanmar ‒ nativeA)), Europe Eastern Europe (Baltic States ‒ nativeA, East European Russia (East European Russia ‒ nativeA), North European Russia (North European Russia ‒ nativeA), Northwest European Russia (Northwest European Russia ‒ nativeA)); Middle Europe ‒ nativeA; Northern Europe ‒ nativeA; Southeastern Europe ‒ nativeA; Southwestern Europe (France (France ‒ nativeA), Portugal (Portugal ‒ nativeA), Spain (Spain ‒ nativeA)), Northern America Northwestern U.S.A. ‒ nativeA; Southwestern U.S.A. ‒ nativeA; Subarctic America (Alaska (Alaska ‒ nativeA), Yukon (Yukon ‒ nativeA)); Western Canada ‒ nativeA

Brood parasite

Clamator glandarius (Linnaeus, 1758)B,C Cuculus canorus subsp. canorus Linnaeus, 1758D,1 Eudynamis scolopaceus subsp. scolopaceus (Linnaeus, 1758)E Eudynamis scolopaceus subsp. malayanus Cabanis & Heine, 1863E

1. Finland, Netherlands

Ectoparasite

Philopterus picae (Denny, 1842)F Brueelia biocellata (Piaget, 1880)G

Bibliography

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