Helicolestes hamatus (Temminck, 1821)

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Synonyms: Falco hamatus Temminck, 1821; Rostrhamus hamatus (Temminck, 1821)
Homonyms: Helicolestes hamatus (Temminck, 1821)
Common names: Caracolero plomizo in Spanish; Hakenweih in German; Korthalet Glente in Danish; Milan à long bec in French; Milan à long bec in French; Milan à long bec in French; Nibbio beccosottile in Italian; Slanksnavelwouw in Dutch; Slender-billed Kite in English; Slender-billed Kite in English; Slender-billed Kite in English; Slender-billed Kite in English; Slender-billed Kite in English; Smalnebbglente in Norwegian; caragoler negre in Catalan–Valencian; gavião-do-igapó in Portuguese; hákozobec modrosivý in Slovak; jõgi-teohaugas in Estonian; luněc bělooký in Czech; paprastasis liaunasnapis peslys in Lithuanian; sinikotilohaukka in Finnish; smalnäbbad glada in Swedish; ślimakojad żółtooki in Polish; Тонкоклювый коршун-слизнеед in Russian; ハシボソトビ in Japanese; 細嘴鳶 in Chinese; 黑臀食螺鸢 in Chinese