Übersetzung für 'green billed coucal' von Englisch nach Deutsch

green-billed coucal [Centropus chlororhynchos, syn.: Centropus chlororhynchus]

Ceylonkuckuck {m}orn.T

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ivory-billed coucal [Centropus menbeki]

Mohrenkuckuck {m}orn.T

green-billed toucan [Ramphastos dicolorus]

Bunttukan {m}orn.T

thick-billed green pigeon [Treron curvirostra]

Papageischnabeltaube {f}orn.T

long-billed green sunbird [Nectarinia notata]

Stahlnektarvogel {m}orn.T

small green-billed malcoha [Phaenicophaeus viridirostris]

Kleiner Grünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

lesser green-billed malcoha [Phaenicophaeus diardi]

Diardkuckuck {m}orn.T

small green-billed malkoha [Phaenicophaeus viridirostris]

Kleiner Grünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

lesser green-billed malkoha [Phaenicophaeus diardi]

Diardkuckuck {m}orn.T

grey-faced thick-billed green pigeon [Br.] [Treron griseicauda]

Graumaskentaube {f}orn.T

(greater / large) green-billed malcoha [Rhopodytes tristis, syn.: Phaenicophaeus tristis]

Großer Grünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

(greater / large) green-billed malkoha [Rhopodytes tristis, syn.: Phaenicophaeus tristis]

Großer Grünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

small green-billed malcoha [Rhopodytes viridirostris, syn.: Phaenicophaeus viridirostris] [blue-faced malkoha]

Zwerggrünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

lesser green-billed malcoha [Rhopodytes viridirostris, syn.: Phaenicophaeus viridirostris] [blue-faced malkoha]

Kleiner Grünschnabelkuckuck {m}orn.T

coucal [genus Centropus]

Spornkuckuck {m}orn.T

Sporenkuckuck {m}orn.T

Sunda coucal [Centropus nigrorufus]

Javakuckuck {m}orn.T

lesser coucal [Centropus bengalensis]

Bengalenkuckuck {m}orn.T

greater coucal [Centropus sinensis]

Mohrenkuckuck {m} [Heckenkuckuck, Chinesischer Spornkuckuck]orn.T

Madagascar coucal [Centropus toulou]

Tulukuckuck {m}orn.T

Andaman coucal [Centropus andamanensis]

Andamanenkuckuck {m}orn.T

• However, the secondary forest and cultivation at Kitulgala is more open than the pristine woodlands of Sinharaja, and elusive endemic species like Sri Lanka spurfowl, green-billed coucal and spot-winged thrush may be easier to see.
• Out of sixteen bird species categorized as near-endemic, two species, the green-billed coucal and the white-throated flowerpecker are indigenous.
• The green-billed coucal inhabits the southwestern region of the country's wet-zone forest; its characteristics include its black-brown color, medium-large size and distinctive green beak.
• Birds tend to move in mixed feeding flocks, invariably led by the fearless Sri Lanka crested drongo and the noisy orange-billed babbler.