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| NOUN | a buff-breasted sandpiper | buff-breasted sandpipers |
Translation for 'buff breasted sandpiper' from English to Bulgarian
- buff-breasted sandpiper {noun} [Calidris subruficollis, syn.: Tryngites subruficollis]
- ръждивогръд брегобегач {м}орн.T
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- red-breasted toucan {noun} [Ramphastos dicolorus]
- unverified червеногръд тукан {м}орн.T
- red-breasted goose {noun} [Branta ruficollis]
- червеногуша гъска {ж}орн.T
- purple sandpiper {noun} [Calidris maritima]
- морски брегобегач {м}орн.T
- curlew sandpiper {noun} [Calidris ferruginea]
- кривоклюн брегобегач {м}орн.T
- common sandpiper {noun} [Actitis hypoleucos]
- късокрил кюкавец {м}орн.T
- green sandpiper {noun} [Tringa ochropus]
- голям горски водобегач {м}орн.T
- western sandpiper {noun} [Calidris mauri]
- западен брегобегач {м}орн.T
- least sandpiper {noun} [Calidris minutilla]
- дребен брегобегач {м}орн.T
- white-rumped sandpiper {noun} [Calidris fuscicollis]
- белокръст брегобегач {м}орн.T
- broad-billed sandpiper {noun} [Calidris falcinellus, syn.: Limicola falcinellus]
- плоскоклюн блатобегач {м}орн.T
- stilt sandpiper {noun} [Calidris himantopus, syn.: Micropalama himantopus]
- дългокрак брегобегач {м}орн.T
Usage Examples English
- Predators of "Bombus polaris" include the Buff-breasted sandpiper ("Tryngites subruficollis"), common eider ("Somateria mollissima"), and Long-tailed duck ("Clangula hyemalis"), which will either eat the bees or feed them to their young.
- The bay is also designated as a Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network Site of International Importance, as well as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance, reflecting its significance as a habitat for the buff-breasted sandpiper and other threatened species.
- Hybrids between this species and the dunlin are occasionally found in northeastern North America. The white-rumped sandpiper is also suspected to hybridize with the buff-breasted sandpiper.
- Occurrence of intrageneric hybridization has been reported between the buff-breasted sandpiper ("Tryngites" subruficollis") and the white-rumped (or possibly Baird's, "Calidris" bairdii") sandpiper [...] – the parent species apparently do belong into the same genus, however (see calidrid) -, as well as between the common and the green sandpiper ("Tringa ochropus") [...].
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