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| NOUN | a zitting cisticola | zitting cisticolas |
Übersetzung für 'zitting cisticola' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- zitting cisticola [Cisticola juncidis, syn.: C. cisticola]
- Zistensänger {m}orn.T
- Werbung
- zitting cisticola [Cisticola juncidis]
- Cistensänger {m}orn.T
- ashy cisticola [Cisticola cinereolus]
- Graucistensänger {m}orn.T
- chirping cisticola [Cisticola pipiens]
- Sumpfcistensänger {m}orn.T
- siffling cisticola [Cisticola brachypterus]
- Savannenzistensänger {m}orn.T
Kurzflügel-Cistensänger {m}orn.T - churring cisticola [Cisticola njombe]
- Njombecistensänger {m}orn.T
- rufous cisticola [Cisticola rufus]
- Rostcistensänger {m}orn.T
Rotcistensänger {m}orn.T - winding cisticola [Cisticola galactotes]
- Schwarzrücken-Cistensänger {m}orn.T
- croaking cisticola [Cisticola natalensis]
- Strichelcistensänger {m}orn.T
- trilling cisticola [Cisticola woosnami]
- Miombocistensänger {m}orn.T
- wailing cisticola [Cisticola lais]
- Trauercistensänger {m}orn.T
- whistling cisticola [Cisticola lateralis]
- Pfeifcistensänger {m}orn.T
- foxy cisticola [Cisticola troglodytes]
- Fuchscistensänger {m}orn.T
- rattling cisticola [Cisticola chiniana]
- Rotscheitel-Cistensänger {m}orn.T
- Madagascar cisticola [Cisticola cherina]
- Madagaskarcistensänger {m}orn.T
- lazy cisticola [Cisticola aberrans]
- Langschwanz-Cistensänger {m}orn.T
- Tabora cisticola [Cisticola angusticauda]
- Taboracistensänger {m}orn.T
- chattering cisticola [Cisticola anonymus]
- Waldcistensänger {m}orn.T
- desert cisticola [Cisticola aridulus]
- Kalaharicistensänger {m}orn.T
- Boran cisticola [Cisticola bodessa]
- Borancistensänger {m}orn.T
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- This family probably originated in Africa, which has the majority of species, but there are representatives of the family across tropical Asia into Australasia, and one species, the zitting cisticola, breeds in Europe.
- The park is one of the best places to see the rarely observed zitting cisticola.
- The zitting cisticola is [...] in length. Females change their mates frequently and rarely stay within the same territory, while males are less mobile, maintaining non-overlapping song-territories which shift from day to day.
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