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| NOUN | a bustard | bustards |
Übersetzung für 'bustard' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- bustard [family Otididae]
- Trappe {f}orn.T
- bustard species
- Trappenart {f}orn.
- Werbung
- bustard species {pl}
- Trappenarten {pl}orn.
- female bustard
- Trappenweibchen {n} [auch: Trappen-Weibchen]orn.
- male bustard
- Trappenmännchen {n} [auch: Trappen-Männchen]orn.
- female great bustard
- Großtrappenweibchen {n} [auch Großtrappen-Weibchen]orn.
- great bustard chick
- Großtrappenküken {n} [auch: Großtrappen-Küken]orn.
- male great bustard
- Großtrappenmännchen {n} [auch: Großtrappen-Männchen]orn.
- species of bustard
- Trappenart {f}orn.
- (eastern) houbara bustard [Chlamydotis macqueenii]
- Steppenkragentrappe {f}orn.T
Asiatische Kragentrappe {f}orn.T - (great) Indian bustard [Ardeotis nigriceps]
- Kappentrappe {f}orn.T
- Arabian bustard [Ardeotis arabs]
- Arabertrappe {f}orn.T
Arabientrappe {f}orn.T - Australian bustard [Ardeotis australis]
- Wammentrappe {f}orn.T
- Bengal bustard [Houbaropsis bengalensis]
- Barttrappe {f}orn.T
- black bustard [Afrotis afra, syn.: Eupodotis afra]
- Gackeltrappe {f}orn.T
- black-bellied bustard [Lissotis melanogaster]
- Schwarzbauchtrappe {f}orn.T
- black-throated bustard [Eupodotis vigorsii]
- Namatrappe {f}orn.T
Knarrtrappe {f}orn.T - blue bustard [Eupodotis caerulescens]
- Blautrappe {f}orn.T
- Borrow's bustard [Neotis denhami]
- Kafferntrappe {f}orn.T
Stanleytrappe {f} [auch: Stanley-Trappe]orn.T - brown bustard [Eupodotis humilis]
- Somalitrappe {f}orn.T
- buff-crested bustard [Lophotis gindiana]
- Oustalettrappe {f}orn.T
- Canary Islands houbara bustard [Chlamydotis undulata fuertaventurae]
- Fuerteventura-Kragentrappe {f}orn.T
- crested bustard [Lophotis ruficrista, syn.: Eupodotis ruficrista]
- Rotschopftrappe {f}orn.T
- Denham's bustard [Neotis denhami]
- Kafferntrappe {f}orn.T
Stanleytrappe {f}orn.T - giant bustard [Otis tarda]
- Großtrappe {f}orn.T
- giant Indian bustard [Ardeotis nigriceps]
- Hindutrappe {f}orn.T
Indische Riesentrappe {f}orn.T - great Arabian bustard [Ardeotis arabs]
- Arabertrappe {f}orn.T
- great bustard [Otis tarda]
- Großtrappe {f}orn.T
- great Indian bustard [Ardeotis nigriceps]
- Hindutrappe {f}orn.T
Indische Riesentrappe {f}orn.T - Hartlaub's bustard [Lissotis hartlaubii]
- Hartlaubtrappe {f}orn.T
Schwarzbürzeltrappe {f}orn.T - Heuglin's bustard [Neotis heuglinii]
- Heuglintrappe {f}orn.T
- houbara bustard [Chlamydotis undulata]
- Kragentrappe {f}orn.T
Saharakragentrappe {f}orn.T
Große Kragentrappe {f}orn.T - Indian bustard [Ardeotis nigriceps]
- Hindutrappe {f}orn.T
Indische Riesentrappe {f}orn.T - Jackson's bustard [Neotis denhami]
- Kafferntrappe {f}orn.T
Stanleytrappe {f} [auch: Stanley-Trappe]orn.T - Karoo bustard [Eupodotis vigorsii]
- Namatrappe {f}orn.T
Knarrtrappe {f}orn.T - kori bustard [Ardeotis kori]
- Koritrappe {f}orn.T
Riesentrappe {f}orn.T - large bustard [Ardeotis kori]
- Koritrappe {f}orn.T
Riesentrappe {f}orn.T - little brown bustard [Eupodotis humilis]
- Somalitrappe {f}orn.T
- little bustard [Tetrax tetrax]
- Zwergtrappe {f}orn.T
- Ludwig's bustard [Neotis ludwigii]
- Ludwigtrappe {f}orn.T
- Macqueen's bustard [Chlamydotis macqueenii]
- Steppenkragentrappe {f}orn.T
Asiatische Kragentrappe {f}orn.T - North African houbara bustard [Chlamydotis undulata]
- Kragentrappe {f}orn.T
Saharakragentrappe {f}orn.T
Große Kragentrappe {f}orn.T - northern black bustard [Afrotis afraoides, syn.: Eupodotis afraoides]
- Weißflügeltrappe {f}orn.T
- Nubian bustard [Neotis nubia]
- Nubiertrappe {f}orn.T
- red-crested bustard [Lophotis ruficrista, syn.: Eupodotis ruficrista]
- Rotschopftrappe {f}orn.T
- Rueppell's bustard [Eupodotis rueppellii]
- Rüppelltrappe {f}orn.T
- Rüppell's bustard [Eupodotis rueppellii]
- Rüppelltrappe {f}orn.T
- Savile's bustard [Lophotis savilei]
- Saviletrappe {f}orn.T
- Senegal bustard [Eupodotis senegalensis]
- Senegaltrappe {f}orn.T
- Somali black-throated bustard [Eupodotis humilis]
- Somalitrappe {f}orn.T
- southern black bustard [Afrotis afra, syn.: Eupodotis afra]
- Gackeltrappe {f}orn.T
- Stanley bustard [Neotis denhami]
- Stanleytrappe {f}orn.T
Kafferntrappe {f}orn.T - Stanley's bustard [Neotis denhami]
- Stanleytrappe {f}orn.T
Kafferntrappe {f}orn.T - Sudan bustard [Ardeotis arabs]
- Arabertrappe {f}orn.T
- Vigor's bustard [Eupodotis vigorsii]
- Namatrappe {f}orn.T
- Vigors' bustard [Eupodotis vigorsii]
- Knarrtrappe {f}orn.T
- white-bellied bustard [Eupodotis barrowii]
- Weißbauchtrappe {f}orn.T
- white-bellied bustard [Eupodotis senegalensis]
- Senegaltrappe {f}orn.T
- white-quilled bustard [Afrotis afraoides, syn.: Eupodotis afraoides]
- Weißflügeltrappe {f}orn.T
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- The sanctuary is also inhabited by the highly endangered great Indian bustard and the wolf.
- "Otis" is a genus of bustard containing a single living species, the great bustard "(Otis tarda)".
- The great bustard was protected under this Act, with its open season decided as 1 September – 1 March.
- "Eupodotis" is a genus of bird in the bustard family Otididae.
- The Bengal florican ("Houbaropsis bengalensis"), also called the Bengal bustard, is a bustard species native to the Indian subcontinent, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
- While a major of the 45th, MacQueen presented a specimen of a bustard species he had shot to the British Museum (Natural History) and in 1832 the bird was named for him as the MacQueen's bustard, "Chlamydotis macqueenii", by J.
- The site supports many locally and globally threatened species, including the great Indian bustard, houbara bustard, sarus crane, and striped hyena and supports more than 1% of the biogeographical population of flamingos.
- Among bustards, this species is smaller only than the Kori bustard and the great bustard in size.
- " Chlamydotis " is a genus of large birds in the bustard family. The genus name is from Ancient Greek "khlamus", a horseman's cloak with weights sewn into the corners, and "otis", bustard.
- Indian bustard: The endangered Indian bustard is the major attraction of Desert National Park.
- Birds in the ecoregion of conservation interest include vulnerable Houbara bustard "(Chlamydotis undulata)", the vulnerable Great bustard "(Otis tarda)", and the near-threatened Little bustard "(Tetrax tetrax)".
- Mark Cocker and Richard Mabey in their "Birds Britannica" note that Montagu took the association of the distribution and lifestyle of the stone curlew and the great bustard to mean that they were closely related.
- Along with Kutch Bustard Sanctuary, Gaga Wildlife is one of two great Indian bustard sanctuaries in Gujarat, though the bird has disappeared from all Gujarat sanctuaries which were established for its protection over two decades ago.
- It is home to many bird species (including turaj, little bustard, bustard, swans and flamingoes), which winter and nest in the marshy areas.
- The Canarian houbara ("Chlamydotis undulata fuertaventurae)" is a large bird in the bustard family.
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