Translation for 'green catbird' from English to Dutch

green catbird

groene katvogel {de} [Ailuroedus crassirostris]vogelk.T

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white-eared catbird

witoorkatvogel {de} [Ailuroedus buccoides]vogelk.T

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black-eared catbird

zwartoorkatvogel {de} [Ailuroedus melanotis]vogelk.T

green

groen {adj}

bright green

felgroen {adj}

green iguana

groene leguaan {de} [Iguana iguana]zoöl.T

green heron

(kleine) groene reiger {de} [Butorides virescens]vogelk.T

green malkoha

groene geelsnavelmalkoha {de} [Ceuthmochares australis, syn.: Ceuthmochares aereus australis]vogelk.T

green-yellow

groengeel {adj}

green anaconda

reuzenanaconda {de} [Eunectes murinus]zoöl.T

green rosella

geelbuikrosella {de} [Platycercus caledonicus]vogelk.T

green hermit

groene heremietkolibrie {de} [Phaethornis guy]vogelk.T

deep green

diepgroen {adj}

bilious green

gifgroen {adj}

green belt

groenstrook {de}urban.

groengordel {de}urban.

green space

groenstrook {de}urban.

grass green

grasgroen {adj}

green sawfish

langkamzaagvis {de} [Pristis zijsron]visT

green woodpecker

groene specht {de} [Picus viridis]vogelk.T

green sandpiper

witgat {de} [Tringa ochropus]vogelk.T

• The green catbird eats the fruit, and the seeds are eaten by rodents and insects.
• The eggs are laid at long intervals which has also been observed in the Green catbird.
• In comparison to the superb lyrebird, the Albert's lyrebird limits its mimicry to a smaller range of species, with the green catbird and satin bowerbird featuring strongly in its imitations, as well as whipbirds and rosellas.
• The fruit is eaten by a variety of birds, including green catbird and white headed pigeon.
• The fruit is eaten by the green catbird, Lewin's honeyeater, grey-headed flying fox and others.

• The figs eaten by a large variety of birds including Australasian figbird, green catbird, Lewin's honeyeater, topknot pigeon and pied currawong.
• Fruit eaten by the green catbird. Regeneration from fresh seed is slow, starting after around four months.
• The fruit is eaten by the green catbird. Fresh seed should be used for regeneration, after the removal of the aril.
• The fruit is eaten by various birds, including the brown cuckoo dove, figbird, green catbird and rainbow lorikeet.
• As well as other seldom seen species such as the noisy pitta, green catbird, and figbird.

• The fruit is eaten by birds including the brown cuckoo dove, green catbird, Lewin's honeyeater, rose crowned fruit dove and topknot pigeon.
• Fruit eaten by birds including the green catbird and rose crowned fruit dove.
• Fruit eaten by the Australian king parrot and the green catbird. Germination from fresh seed is not particularly difficult.
• Eaten by various birds including the green catbird and rose crowned fruit dove.
• The fruit is eaten by a variety of birds, including the brown cuckoo dove, crimson rosella, green catbird and Lewin's honeyeater.

• The fruit is eaten by many rainforest birds, including the regent bowerbird and the green catbird.
• The fruit is a black drupe, about 2 cm long. The outer part moist and fleshy, the inner part hard. Fruit ripe December to June. Eaten by green catbird, topknot pigeon and wompoo fruit dove.
• Fruit is eaten by rainforest birds including the white-headed pigeon, pied currawong and green catbird.
• The two most studied species, the green catbird and satin bowerbird, have life expectancies of around eight to ten years and one satin bowerbird has been known to live for twenty-six years.