Translation for 'wood stork' from English to Dutch

wood stork

kaalkopooievaar {de} [Mycteria americana]vogelk.T

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stork

ooievaar {de}vogelk.T

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black stork

zwarte ooievaar {de} [Ciconia nigra]vogelk.T

milky stork

Maleise nimmerzat {de} [Mycteria cinerea]vogelk.T

painted stork

Indische nimmerzat {de} [Mycteria leucocephala]vogelk.T

marabou (stork)

Afrikaanse maraboe {de} [Leptoptilos crumeniferus]vogelk.T

white stork

ooievaar {de} [Ciconia ciconia]vogelk.T

shoe-billed stork

schoenbekooievaar {de} [Balaeniceps rex]vogelk.T

whale-headed stork

schoenbekooievaar {de} [Balaeniceps rex]vogelk.T

wood

bos {het}

hout {het}

wood sculpture

houtsculptuur {de}kunst

wood avens

geel nagelkruid {het} [Geum urbanum]bot.T

wood flour

houtmeel {het}tech.

wood file

houtvijl {de}werkt.

wood glue

houtlijm {de}bouwk.

wood construction

houtconstructie {de}bouwk.

wood preservative

houtbeschermings­middel {het}

wood industry

houtindustrie {de}ind.

wood grouse

auerhoen {het} [Tetrao urogallus]vogelk.T

wood thrush

Amerikaanse boslijster {de} [Hylocichla mustelina]vogelk.T

• Established in 1932 as a haven for migratory birds, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge is additionally managed for the protection of threatened and endangered species such as the loggerhead sea turtle, wood stork, and piping plover.
• The brown pelican, wood stork, snowy egret, great blue heron and loggerhead sea turtles are endangered species present in Brevard.
• Additionally, there are four green tree reservoirs and sixteen smaller reservoirs which provide a habitat for wood stork, American alligator, bald eagle and other waterfowl.
• The genus "Mycteria" was introduced in 1758 by the Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus in the tenth edition of his "Systema Naturae" for the wood stork ("Mycteria americana") which is therefore now the type species.
• George to serve and protect many endangered and threatened species such as the American bald eagle, the American alligator, the wood stork and the peregrine falcon.

• A "ciconiiform" fossil fragment from the Touro Passo Formation found at Arroio Touro Passo (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) might be of the living wood stork "M.
• Man-made wetlands designed to remove nitrogen before runoff from agriculture enters the Everglades in Florida are used as breeding sites for a number of birds, including the endangered wood stork ("Mycteria americana").
• In 1842, George Robert Gray reclassified the bird under the new genus "Threskiornis", because the type of the genus "Tantalus" was designated as to be the wood stork, also formerly known as the wood ibis or wood pelican, and Gray decided these birds could not be classified in the same genus.
• The lake islands, left over from phosphate mining, have been colonized with plants and are used by nesting birds, such as Wood Stork, to rear their young.
• The wood stork is the only stork that breeds in North America.

• Strand swamps are also home to a number of animals, including Florida redbelly turtle ("Pseudemys nelsoni"), wood stork ("Mycteria americana"), wild turkey ("Meleagris gallopavo"), Florida black bear ("Ursus americanus floridanus"), and the endangered Florida panther.