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| NOUN | a Siberian stonechat | Siberian stonechats |
Übersetzung für 'Siberian stonechat' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- Siberian stonechat [Saxicola maura]
- Sibirisches Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- Werbung
- Siberian stonechat [Saxicola maurus]
- Pallasschwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- Fuerteventura stonechat [Saxicola dacotiae]
- Kanarenschmätzer {m}orn.T
- pied stonechat [Saxicola caprata]
- Mohrenschwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- (common) stonechat [Saxicola rubicola]
- (Europäisches) Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- European stonechat [Saxicola rubicola]
- (Europäisches) Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- white-tailed stonechat [Saxicola leucura]
- Weißschwanz-Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- Canary Island stonechat [Saxicola dacotiae]
- Kanarenschmätzer {m}orn.T
- Canary Islands stonechat [Saxicola dacotiae]
- Kanarenschmätzer {m}orn.T
- Asian stonechat [Saxicola maurus, syn.: S. maura]
- Sibirisches Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- Ethiopian stonechat [Saxicola torquatus, syn.: S. torquata]
- (Afrikanisches) Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- common stonechat [Saxicola torquatus, syn.: S. torquata]
- (Afrikanisches) Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- African stonechat [Saxicola torquatus, syn.: S. torquata]
- (Afrikanisches) Schwarzkehlchen {n}orn.T
- Siberian
- Sibirier {m}
Sibirer {m} - Siberian {adj}
- sibirisch
- Siberian husky
- Sibirischer Husky {m}zool.T
Siberian Husky {m}zool.T - Siberian (cat)
- Sibirische Katze {f}zool.T
- Siberian [female]
- Sibirierin {f}
Sibirerin {f} - Siberian amber
- Sibirischer Bernstein {m}
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- Siberian stonechat ("Saxicola maurus"), common linnet ("Linaria cannabina"), ortolan bunting ("Emberiza hortulana"), European turtle dove ("Streptopelia turtur") and others are widespread in steppes.
- Together with the Siberian stonechat and Canary Islands stonechat, the European stonechat constitutes eastern and western representatives of a Eurasian lineage; the Asian and European populations separated during the Late Pliocene or Early Pleistocene, roughly 1.5-2.5 mya, and Fuerteventura was colonised by western European or northwest African birds somewhat later in the Early Pleistocene, about 1-2 mya.
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