Translation for 'common greenshank' from English to French

(common) greenshank

chevalier {m} aboyeur [Tringa nebularia]orn.T

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spotted greenshank

chevalier {m} de Nordmann [Tringa guttifer]orn.T

chevalier {m} tacheté [Tringa guttifer]orn.T

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Nordmann's greenshank

chevalier {m} tacheté [Tringa guttifer]orn.T

chevalier {m} de Nordmann [Tringa guttifer]orn.T

common

courant {adj}

populaire {adj} [goût]

communautaire {adj}

commun {adj}

common tern

estorlet {m} [Sterna hirundo]orn.T

goélette {f} [Sterna hirundo]orn.T

common broom

genêt {m} à balais [Cytisus scoparius, syn : Spartium scoparium, Sarothamnus scoparius, Genista scoparia]bot.T

common buckwheat

sarrasin {m} (commun) [Fagopyrum esculentum, syn. : F. emarginatum]bot.T

common porpoise

marsouin {m} commun [Phocoena phocoena, syn. : P. americana, P. brachycium, P. communis, P. lineata, P. vomerina, P. rondeletti, Delphinus (Phocaena) phocaena, D. phocaena, D. ventricosus]zool.T

(common) barbel

barbeau {m} fluviatile [Barbus barbus]ichtyo.T

(common) glasswort

salicorne {f} d'Europe [Salicornia europaea, syn. : S. annua, S. europaea var. herbacea, S. herbacea, S. obscura]bot.T

common sowthistle

laiteron {m} commun [Sonchus oleraceus]bot.T

(common) jujube

jujubier {m} commun [Ziziphus jujuba, syn. : Z. vulgaris, Rhamnus zizyphus]bot.T

common kochia

kochia {f} à balais [Bassia scoparia, syn. : Kochia scoparia]bot.T

common ancestor

tige {f} [en généalogie]sociol.

common moorhen

gallinule {f} poule-d'eau [Gallinula chloropus]orn.T

• 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.