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| NOUN | a (western) marsh harrier | (western) marsh harriers |
Translation for 'western marsh harrier' from English to Norwegian
- (western) marsh harrier
- sivhauk {m} [Circus aeruginosus]orn.T
- Eurasian marsh harrier
- sivhauk {m} [Circus aeruginosus]orn.T
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- pallid harrier
- steppehauk {m} [Circus macrourus]orn.T
- hen harrier [Br.]
- myrhauk {m} [Circus cyaneus]orn.T
- Montagu's harrier
- enghauk {m} [Circus pygargus]orn.T
- marsh tit
- løvmeis {m/f} [Poecile palustris, syn.: Parus palustris]orn.T
- marsh sandpiper
- damsnipe {m/f} [Tringa stagnatilis]orn.T
- marsh warbler
- myrsanger {m} [Acrocephalus palustris]orn.T
- large marsh grasshopper
- sumpgresshoppe {m/f} [Stethophyma grossum, syn.: Mecostethus grossus]entom.T
- western
- vestre {adj}
vestlig {adj} - western swamphen
- blåsultanhøne {m/f} [Porphyrio porphyrio]orn.T
- western grebe
- svanedykker {m} [Aechmophorus occidentalis]orn.T
- western larch
- kjempelerk {m} [Larix occidentalis]bot.T
- (Western) honeybee
- (vestlig) honningbie {m/f} [Apis mellifera, Syn.: Apis mellifica]entom.T
- north-western
- nordvestlig {adj}
- south-western
- sørvestlig {adj}
sydvestlig {adj} - Western European
- vesteuropeisk {adj}
- western green mamba
- grønn mamba {m} [Dendroaspis viridis]zool.T
- Western Norway [region]
- Vestlandet {n}geogr.
Usage Examples English
- Examples of these are western marsh harrier, Eurasian bittern, white-backed woodpecker, red-backed shrike, ortolan bunting and black woodpecker.
- The start of the breeding season varies from mid-March to early May. Western marsh harrier males often pair with two and occasionally three females.
- The type species was subsequently designated as the western marsh harrier.
- They reserve is also good for birds of prey including Western marsh harrier, Eurasian hobby and short-eared owl.
- More than 110 species of bird winter in the lagoon or use it as a resting place during migration including heron, flamingo, coot, western marsh harrier, tawny pipit and black-winged stilt.
- Some examples are the grey heron, little bittern, common merganser, western marsh harrier, common sandpiper, and more.
- Osprey, white-tailed eagle and western marsh harrier are birds of prey regularly seen in the archipelago.
- The nature area attracts birds like the western marsh harrier and bluethroat, and is an important winter area for geese and ducks.
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