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| NOUN | a common greenshank | common greenshanks |
Translation for 'common greenshank' from English to Esperanto
- (common) greenshank
- griza tringo {noun} [Tringa nebularia]orn.T
- common
- ordinara {adj}
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- common treecreeper
- unverified longfingra certio {noun} [Certhia familiaris]orn.T
unverified arbara certio {noun} [Certhia familiaris]orn.T - (common) chaffinch
- (arbara) fringo {noun} [Fringilla coelebs]orn.T
arbarfringo {noun} [Fringilla coelebs]orn.T - common shelduck
- ordinara tadorno {noun} [Tadorna tadorna]orn.T
- (common) redshank
- ruĝkrura tringo {noun} [Tringa totanus]orn.T
ruĝkrurulo {noun} [Tringa totanus]orn.T - (common) whitethroat
- blankgorĝa silvio {noun} [Sylvia communis, sin.: Curruca communis]orn.T
- (common) cuckoo
- kukolo {noun} [Cuculus canorus]orn.T
- (common) carp
- unverified ciprino {noun} [Cyprinus carpio]iktiol.T
unverified karpo {noun} [Cyprinus carpio]iktiol.T - common crocodile
- Nila krokodilo {noun} [Crocodylus niloticus]zool.T
- common siskin
- verda kardelo {noun} [Carduelis spinus]orn.T
- (common) ostrich
- struto {noun} [Struthio camelus]orn.T
- common pratincole
- (komuna) glareolo {noun} [Glareola pratincola]orn.T
kolumglareolo {noun} [Glareola pratincola]orn.T - (common) bullfinch
- (Eŭrazia) pirolo {noun} [Pyrrhula pyrrhula]orn.T
- (common) chiffchaff
- ĉifĉafo {noun} [Phylloscopus collybita]orn.T
- (common) bream
- bramo {noun} [Abramis brama]iktiol.T
Usage Examples English
- It appears closest overall to the "semipalmata-flavipes" and the "stagnatilis-totanus-glareola" groups, though it also has some similarities to the greater yellowlegs and common greenshank.
- Some of the birds found are common redshank, common greenshank, brahminy kite, white-breasted waterhen and marsh sandpiper.
- In the past, Loch Bruicheach has been a great fishing ground for the common greenshank, a rare bird in the area.
- It is an important habitat for many birds including Australian darter, common greenshank, eastern reef egret, rufous night heron, brahminy kite and sacred kingfisher.
- It appears closest overall to the "semipalmata-flavipes" and the "stagnatilis-totanus-glareola" groups, though it also has some similarities to the greater yellowlegs and common greenshank.
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