R IUCN · LC · 低懸念 Coraciiformes Alcedinidae

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Alcedo atthis Common Kingfisher

RIOC 3465

Alcedo atthis

Coraciiformes · Alcedinidae

攻撃180

防御60

3384 / 11068

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⚔️ 生態戦闘力メカニズム解説

攻撃 180

環境に適応進化した嘴と俊敏な機動力により、自らの生態的ニッチでの採食競争を有利に進めます (攻撃 180)。

防御 60

軽量中空の体躯と保護色を活かし、装甲で受けるのではなく俊敏な変向と回避で天敵を翻弄します (防御 60)。

* 説明はゲーム能力の解釈であり、実測の身体能力ではありません。生成値には体重・レア度・調整ルールを使い、既存カードは手動設定値を維持します。

Look for the blue upperparts, orange underparts and long straight bill, then watch its low flight over water.

種ごとの比較情報は準備中です。近縁種が外見も似ているとは限りません。

地理的分布： Palearctic & Oriental & Australasia: widespread & also Northern Africa & Eastern New Guinea & Bismarck Arch. and Solomon Is. 生息地： Riverine

7 · 亜種と分布

Alcedo atthis ispida
s Norway, the British Isles and n Spain to w Russia
Alcedo atthis atthis
s Spain and n Africa e to c Siberia, nw China and nw India
Alcedo atthis bengalensis
c India to se Siberia, Japan and se Asia
Alcedo atthis taprobana
s India and Sri Lanka
Alcedo atthis floresiana
Bali, Lombok to Wetar and Timor (Lesser Sundas)
Alcedo atthis hispidoides
Sulawesi, Moluccas, e, se New Guinea, D'Entrecasteaux and Louisiade Arch. (e of se New Guinea), Bismarck Arch. to Nissan Atoll (far e of New Britain) and Louisiade Arch.
Alcedo atthis salomonensis
Buka to Makira (n to se Solomon Is., but not Florida Is. or most outlying is.)

Alcedo atthis

Kingfishers (Alcedinidae)

Palearctic & Oriental & Australasia: widespread & also Northern Africa & Eastern New Guinea & Bismarck Arch. and Solomon Is.

Common Kingfisher field notes: blue-and-orange plumage, waterside hunting and bill colour.

Identification: Look for the blue upperparts, orange underparts and long straight bill, then watch its low flight over water.
Where to look: Scan perches beside clear, quiet water or a slow current.
Comparison points: On adults, compare the lower bill: dark in males, often orange-red in females. A fleeting blue flash alone is insufficient.
Observation tip: Watch its perch-to-water hunting cycle from a distance and leave nesting areas undisturbed.

Source checked 2026-11-02: RSPB · Common Kingfisher. Regional observations in the source are not global population assessments.