Übersetzung für 'macaw palm' von Englisch nach Deutsch

macaw palm [Acrocomia aculeata, syn.: A. lasiospatha, A. sclerocarpa, A. totai, A. vinifera]

Macauba-Palme {f}bot.T

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gray-crowned palm-tanager / palm tanager [Am.] [Phaenicophilus poliocephalus]

Grauscheitelpalmist {m}orn.T

grey-crowned palm-tanager / palm tanager [Br.] [Phaenicophilus poliocephalus]

Grauscheitelpalmist {m}orn.T

red-tailed palm-thrush / palm thrush [Cichladusa ruficauda]

Graubruströtel {m} [auch: Graubrust-Rötel]orn.T

black-crowned palm-tanager / palm tanager [Phaenicophilus palmarum]

Schwarzscheitelpalmist {m}orn.T

spotted palm-thrush / palm thrush [Cichladusa guttata]

Tropfenrötel {m}orn.T

macaw

Ara {m}orn.T

female macaw

Araweibchen {n} [auch: Ara-Weibchen]orn.

macaw chick

Araküken {n} [auch: Ara-Küken]orn.

macaw species {pl}

Ara-Arten {pl} [auch: Araarten]orn.

macaw species

Ara-Art {f} [auch: Araart]orn.

military macaw [Ara militaris]

Kleiner Soldatenara {m}orn.T

indigo macaw [Anodorhynchus leari]

Learara {m}orn.T

Lear-Ara {m}orn.T

Lear's Ara {m}orn.T

crimson macaw [Ara chloroptera]

Dunkelroter Ara {m}orn.T

hyacinth macaw [Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus]

Hyazinthara {m}orn.T

Hyazinth-Ara {m}orn.T

hyacinthine macaw [Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus]

Hyazinth-Ara {m}orn.T

scarlet macaw [Ara macao]

Arakanga {m}orn.T

Hellroter Ara {m}orn.T

• Licuri palm nuts are the main food source of Lear's macaw, making up around 95% of their diet. These nuts can grow to be one inch (2.5 cm) in width.
• Or it may derive from the Macaw tree, a tall palm with thorns - headdresses worn by the Moko-Jumbies are said to be patterned after a Macaw in bloom.
• The blue-throated macaw lives in the Llano de Moxos of the Beni Department of Bolivia, nesting in "Islas" (islands) of palm trees that dot the level plains.
• The glaucous macaw was extirpated in the 1800s by clearance for agriculture and cattle grazing of the yatay palm (Butia yatay) groves upon which it fed, though rumors of its continued existence persist.
• The nuts of this palm are alleged to have been the main diet of the glaucous macaw in 1993, although the taxonomy of local "Butia" populations has changed somewhat since then.

• This designation was due to the abundance of a species of palm, which the Indians call "macaw" or "macaw", now extinct in the county.
• The main threat for the survival of the great green macaw was habitat loss.
• For example, while researching the biology of the scarlet macaw in the eastern amazon, he was made aware of the constant onslaught that the species was subjected to as a result of the illegal pet trade.
• With the aim of providing nesting sites for large macaws in 1990, nest boxes made of palm ("Iriartea ventricosa") were hung on branches of "Dipteryx micrantha" trees.
• Hyacinth macaws ("Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus") have been repeatedly observed to use tools when breaking open nuts, for example, pieces of wood being used as a wedge.