Übersetzung für 'herd of deer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

herd of deer

Rudel {n} Hirsche / Rehezool.

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herd of elephants

Elefantenherde {f}zool.

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herd of cattle

Rinderherde {f}agr.

herd of wildebeest

Gnuherde {f}zool.

herd of wildebeests

Gnuherde {f}zool.

herd of antelopes

Antilopenrudel {n}zool.

Antilopenherde {f}zool.

herd of goats

Ziegenherde {f}agr.

herd of impalas

Impalaherde {f} [auch: Impala-Herde]zool.

herd of impala

Impalaherde {f} [auch: Impala-Herde]zool.

herd of stags

Hirschrudel {n}zool.

herd of gnus

Gnuherde {f}zool.

herd of horses

Pferdeherde {f}

herd of dinosaurs

Dinosaurierherde {f}zool.

herd of ostriches

Straußenherde {f}orn.

herd of sheep

Schafherde {f}agr.zool.

herd of buffalo

Büffelherde {f}

herd of cows

Kuhherde {f}agr.zool.

herd of muskoxen

Moschusochsenherde {f} [auch: Moschusochsen-Herde]zool.

herd of bison

Bisonherde {f}zool.

herd of animals

Tierherde {f}

• The meaning of Powgree, Gateside's burn, is suggested as being 'Stream of the herd (of deer)'.
• The house is next to the Coulston Deer Park, which has a herd of deer and is owned together with Baynton House.
• The herd of deer passed in front of Bhai Taloka and he used his sword to kill the last female deer in the herd.
• For a large catch, a whole village would drive a herd of deer off a cliff and club them to death.
• In the offensive meetings, Johnston towered over the other fullbacks and Laufenberg said that he looked like, "A moose in a herd of deer".

• Meanwhile, the two other sons-in-law ride as far away to Eastern Persia and find a herd of deer.
• He was fined after his puppy caused a stampede when it chased a 200-strong herd of deer in London's Richmond Park in March 2021.
• In a mid-credits scene, Georges films himself with his jacket as he approaches a herd of deer.
• The surrounding parkland has a herd of deer, and is regularly used for large-scale outdoor events such as rock concerts, sporting events and festivals.
• Apart from a herd of deer, introduced artificially to the marsh for vegetation control, all the wildlife that lives in the wetland is of wild origin.

• This meant that he could enclose the land with a wall or hedgebank and maintain a captive herd of deer within the park, over which he had exclusive hunting rights; the name "Dyrham" derives from the Anglo-Saxon word "dirham", an enclosure for deer.
• The red deer has a more regal origin; along with being a traditional and classic beast of heraldry, Queen Victoria gave the newly created colony a herd of deer from the royal hunting ground—hence their inclusion upon the arms.