Translation for 'purple heron' from English to Bulgarian

purple heron {noun} [Ardea purpurea]

червена чапла {ж}орн.T

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purple {noun}

пурпур {м}

purple {adj}

морав

виолетов

пурпурен

purple sandpiper {noun} [Calidris maritima]

морски брегобегач {м}орн.T

purple martin {noun} [Progne subis]

пурпурна лястовица {ж}орн.T

heron {noun}

чапла {ж}орн.T

zigzag heron {noun} [Zebrilus undulatus]

зиг-заг чапла {ж}орн.T

green heron {noun} [Butorides virescens]

зеленогърба чапла {ж}орн.T

black-headed heron {noun} [Ardea melanocephala]

черноглава чапла {ж}орн.T

grey heron {noun} [Br.] [Ardea cinerea]

сива чапла {ж}орн.T

gray heron {noun} [Am.] [Ardea cinerea]

сива чапла {ж}орн.T

• Among the most difficult to meet there are some species of ducks such as the Tufted Duck and Gadwall or herons such as the Bittern and the Purple Heron.
• Many rare species, such as the white-tailed eagle, little egret and purple heron, nest there.
• In areas of thicker vegetation the purple heron nests during spring and migrates in August to over-winter in other places.
• More than 300 bird species have been recorded in the area, Other rare birds spotted here include the purple heron, the pink-footed goose, the European honey buzzard and the melodious warbler.
• 27 kinds of rare and protected kinds of birds nest in the region, like purple heron.

• In spring the black-winged stilt and the purple heron are also frequent.
• Purple heron ("Ardea purpurea") successfully bred in the UK for the first time on the Dungeness peninsula in Kent.
• These species include Purple gallinule, Purple heron and is a nesting site for the Ferruginous duck.
• Rodd also received an immature purple heron ("Ardea purpurea") and a wood sandpiper ("Tringa glareola") for his collection.
• Migratory birds visiting this pond include cormorant, purple heron, grey horn, painted stork, and many local water birds and sparrow.

• Over 250 bird species have been recorded here including some interesting species such as Osprey, Eurasian Reed-Warbler, Purple Heron, Black heron and Hammerkop.
• The breeding population of migratory waterbirds arrive here between October and February and include: spot-billed pelican, Asian openbill stork, grey heron, purple heron, pond heron, little egret and great egret.
• There are estimated to be a total of between 270,000 and 570,000 purple herons in the world and the population is probably decreasing slowly.