Übersetzung für 'whitethroat' von Englisch nach Deutsch

(common) whitethroat [Sylvia communis, syn.: Curruca communis]

Dorngrasmücke {f}orn.T

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greater whitethroat [Am.] [Sylvia communis]

Dorngrasmücke {f}orn.T

lesser whitethroat [Sylvia curruca]

Zaungrasmücke {f}orn.T

Klappergrasmücke {f}orn.T

whitethroat monitor [Varanus albigularis, syn.: V. albigularis albigularis, V. albigularis angolensis, V. albogularis, Monitor albigularis, M. exanthematicus capensis]

Kap-Waran / Kapwaran {m}zool.T

Weißkehlwaran / Weißkehl-Waran {m}zool.T

• Birds that breed here include the reed warbler, the sedge warbler, the lesser whitethroat and the great crested grebe, and sometimes the little ringed plover.
• Notable bird species reported in the downs include the lesser whitethroat, common linnet, yellowhammer, goldcrest and European green woodpecker.
• The desert whitethroat ("Curruca minula") is a typical warbler.
• The Bonomi BS.15 Bigiarella (Italian for 'lesser whitethroat'), originally named the Bonomi BS.6 Bigiarella was a single seat glider, designed and built in Italy in 1934. Only three were constructed.
• Recorded for the reserve are whitethroat, nightingale, turtle dove, coal tit, goldcrest and song thrush.

• Birds recordings are good for this habitat and include linnet, whitethroat, tree pipit and the greenfinch.
• Breeding birds recorded are chiffchaff, little owl, great spotted woodpecker, linnet, nuthatch, yellowhammer and whitethroat.
• Common blackbird ("Turdus merula"), common whitethroat ("Sylvia communis"), garden warbler ("Sylvia borin"), Eurasian wren ("Troglodytes troglodytes") inhabit forest bush areas.
• A variety of woodland birds are present such as spotted flycatcher, three species of woodpecker, Eurasian blackcap and common whitethroat, which breed within the reserve.
• There are 45 bird species nesting on the islet annually, including sedge warbler ("Acrocephalus schoenobaenus"), Arctic tern ("Sterna paradisaea") and whitethroat ("Sylvia communis").

• Birds seen at the site include; skylark, reed and sedge warblers, Eurasian whimbrel, whitethroat and reed bunting.