Übersetzung für 'scavenger bird' von Englisch nach Deutsch

scavenger bird

aasfressender Vogel {m}orn.

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scavenger

Plünderer {m}

Scavenger {m}chem.

Aasfresser {m}zool.

Werbung

bottle scavenger

Flaschensammler {m}

scavenger broom

Stoßbesen {m}tools

scavenger cell

Abbauzelle {f}biol.

Fresszelle {f}biol.

scavenger precipitation

Scavengerfällung {f}chem.

scavenger beetles

aasfressende Käfer {pl}entom.

scavenger hunt

Schnitzeljagd {f}games

(free) radical scavenger

(freier) Radikalfänger {m}chem.

water scavenger beetle

Wasserfreund {m} [Käferart]entom.T

scavenger [junk hunter]

[jemand, der nach ausrangierten, aber noch verwendbaren Sachen sucht]

scavenger [archaic] [street sweeper]

Straßenkehrer {m}jobs

scavenger moths [family Blastobasidae]

Welkfutterfalter {pl}entom.T

water-scavenger beetles [family Hydrophilidae]

Wasserfreunde {pl}entom.T

Wasserkäfer {pl}entom.T

water-scavenger beetles [family Hydrochidae]

Schmalwasserkäfer {pl}entom.T

Rippen-Wasserkäfer / Rippenwasserkäfer {pl}entom.T

water scavenger beetles [family Hydrophilidae]

Kolbenwasserkäfer {pl}entom.T

• Relient K held an online scavenger hunt for tracks that were cut from "The Bird and the Bee Sides".
• It depicts the royal kite or "ictinus" – a play on the architect's name – not as a noble bird of prey but as a scavenger stealing sacrifices from the gods and money from men.
• A coloring book was also published which detailed the adventures of So-Hi going on a scavenger hunt in order to break a curse on a two-headed bird, who is then transformed into a human boy due to So-Hi's dedication.
• The "Corvus corax" truly is the master of its domain, being not only a great hunter but a master scavenger, this species of bird can seemingly withstand any change in its environment and physiological conditions in order to survive and prosper.
• Olson disputes claims that "B. daggetti" was primarily a scavenger, He likewise found Miller's vision of the bird as a forest-dweller "spurious".

• It is primarily a scavenger, feeding mainly on dead fish and crabs, especially in wetlands and marshland, but occasionally hunts live prey such as hares and bats.
• The turkey vulture is a scavenger and feeds almost exclusively on carrion.
• The crow is a scavenger, often thought of as feeding upon the bodies of men hanged or slain in battle, and thus associated with unhallowed and violent death.