Sitta europaea est species avium familiae Sittidarum. Fere 14 centimetra longa est, distantiá apicum alarum 22.5–27 centimetra, ponderis autem 17–28 grammata.
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Sitta europaea primum a Carolo Linnaeus anno 1758 nominata est.[2]
- S. e. caesia (Europa)
- S. e. europaea (Europa)
- S. e. hispaniensis (Portugallia, Hispania, Marocum)
- S. e. cisalpina Helvetia, Croatia, Italia, Sicilia)
- S. e. levantina (Turcia, Syria, Libanus)
- S. e. persica (Turcia, Iracum, Irania)
- S. e. caucasica (Turcia et Russia)
- S. e. rubiginosa (Irania et Atropatene)
- S. e. asiatica (Russia, Siberia, Esonia, Mandshuria)
- S. e. albifrons (Siberia et Insulae Curilenses)
- S. e. amurensis (Siberia, Corea, Iaponia, Hebei)
- S. e. roseilia (Ximum)
- S. e. bedfordi (Jeju)
- S. e. seorsa (Sinae)
- S. e. sinensis (Sinae)
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