Übersetzung für 'common blue' von Englisch nach Deutsch

common blue naevus [Br.]

einfacher blauer Naevus {m}med.

gewöhnlicher blauer Naevus {m}med.

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common blue nevus [Am.]

einfacher blauer Naevus {m}med.

gewöhnlicher blauer Naevus {m}med.

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(common) blue wood aster [Symphyotrichum cordifolium, syn.: Aster cordifolius]

Schleier-Aster {f}bot.T

(common) blue-tongued skink [Tiliqua scincoides]

Gewöhnliche Blauzunge {f} [(Gemeiner) Blauzungenskink]zool.T

common blue [Polyommatus icarus]

Gemeiner Bläuling {m}entom.T

Hauhechelbläuling {m}entom.T

Hauhechel-Bläuling {m} [Tagfalterart]entom.T

common blue [Polyommatus icarus] [butterfly]

Ikarus-Bläuling {m} [Schmetterling]entom.T

common blue damselfly [Enallagma cyathigerum]

Gemeine Becherjungfer {f} [Libelle]entom.T

Becher-Azurjungfer {f} [Libellenart]entom.T

common blue lettuce [Lactuca tatarica]

Tataren-Lattich {m}bot.T

common blue sow-thistle / sowthistle [Cicerbita macrophylla, syn.: Mulgedium macrophylla]

Großblättriger Milchlattich {m}bot.T

common blue violet [Viola cucullata, syn.: V. obliqua]

Pfings­t-Veilchen / Pfings­tveilchen {n}bot.T

common blue violet [Viola sororia, syn.: V. affinis , V. missouriensis, V. novae-angliae, novae-angliae, V. nephrophylla, V. papilionacea, V. pratincola, V. priceana, V. septentrionalis]

Pfings­t-Veilchen {n}bot.T

common blue-tongued skink [Tiliqua scincoides]

(Gemeiner) Blauzungenskink {m}zool.T

common bluetail / blue-tailed skink [Emoia caeruleocauda]

Pazifischer Blauschwanzskink {m}zool.T

common zebra blue [Leptotes pirithous] [butterfly]

Kleiner Wanderbläuling {m} [Tagfalterart]entom.T

(Kleiner) Langschwänziger Bläuling {m} [Tagfalterart]entom.T

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blue-fronted blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis hoevelli, syn.: Niltava hoevelli]

Celebesblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

blue-breasted blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis herioti, syn.: Niltava herioti]

Heriotblauschnäpper {m} [auch: Heriot-Blauschnäpper]orn.T

blue-throated blue flycatcher [Cyornis rubeculoides]

Blaukehlschnäpper {m}orn.T

blue-fronted blue robin [Cinclidium frontale]

Blauschmätzer {m} [auch: Blau-Schmätzer]orn.T

Kentucky bluegrass / blue-grass / blue grass [Poa pratensis]

Wiesenrispengras /Wiesen-Rispengras {n}bot.T

rufous-breasted blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Ficedula hyperythra]

Rotbrust-Grundschnäpper {m}orn.T

rufous-bellied blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Niltava vivida]

Swinhoe-Niltava {m}orn.T

Swinhoeblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

hill blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis banyumas]

Bergblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

Celebes blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Ficedula bonthaina]

Bonthaingrundschnäpper {m} [auch: Bonthain-Grundschnäpper]orn.T

blue-spot / blue spot hairstreak [Satyrium spini]

Felsbuschheiden-Kreuzdorn-Zipfelfalter {m} [selten]entom.T

Sulawesi blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis omissus]

Sulawesiblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

dull blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Eumyias sordidus, syn.: E. sordida, Muscicapa sordida]

Ceylonschnäpper {m}orn.T

Ramsay's blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis lemprieri, syn.: Niltava lemprieri]

Palawanblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

Sunda Island blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Eumyias indigo, syn.: Muscicapa indigo]

Indigoschnäpper {m}orn.T

Tickell's blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis tickelliae, syn.: Niltava tickelliae]

Braunbrust-Blauschnäpper {m}orn.T

Palawan blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis lemprieri, syn.: Niltava lemprieri]

Palawanblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

hill blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis lemprieri, syn.: Niltava lemprieri]

Palawanblauschnäpper {m}orn.T

Matinan blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis sanfordi, syn.: Niltava sanfordi]

Sanfordschnäpper {m}orn.T

short-tailed blue-flycatcher / blue flycatcher [Cyornis concretus, syn.: C. concreta, Niltava concreta, N. concretus]

Weißschwanz-Blauschnäpper {m}orn.T

• Common blue mussels are cultivated in an area with an extension of 1.700 ha in the North Sea area.
• Other butterflies found include small copper and common blue.
• Traditional management for hay production followed by winter grazing has maintained a herb-rich sward and supports the common blue and meadow brown butterflies.
• pulchellum") and the common blue damselfly ("Enallagma cyathigerum") with which it coexists.
• Other butterflies recorded from here in numbers include small copper and common blue.

• Invertebrates found at the site include butterflies such as gatekeeper, small tortoiseshell and common blue.
• Both sexes lack orange markings and have a dark violet or brown body colour. The butterfly has been compared to the common blue, and the Grecian "Helena" subspecies which has orange markings.
• Some of the most commercially common blue lasers are the diode lasers used in Blu-ray applications which emit 405 nm "violet" light, which is a short enough wavelength to cause fluorescence in some chemicals, in the same way as radiation further into the ultraviolet ("black light") does.
• All German State Police Forces (German: Landespolizei) and the Federal Police (German: Bundespolizei) shifted after 2005 to blue uniforms to conform with the common blue look of most police forces in Europe.
• A relatively large number of species of dragonfly and damselfly are recorded, as well as good populations of southern aeshna, common sympetrum and common blue damselfly.

• As a caterpillar, the common blue eats leaves. As an adult butterfly, it feeds on wildflower nectar and excrement. The adult lives 3 weeks.
• The more common blue morphos are reared "en masse" in commercial breeding programs.
• The Republic of Ireland first introduced the now common blue European Union strip (comprising the European flag symbol and the country code of the member state) on the left-hand side of the number plate in 1991, following the Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) (Amendment) Regulations statute of 1990 (S.I.
• "Enallagma cyathigerum" (common blue damselfly, common bluet, or northern bluet) is a species found mainly between latitudes 40°N and 72°N; They have been considered one of the more sensitive insects in an aquatic setting.
• meaning 'bluish green', referring to the common blue-green color of the mineral; its sheen (mica glimmer) and blue-green color.

• There is no rule about colouration for non-monastic clergy, but black is the most common.