Translation for 'common greenshank' from English to Polish

(common) greenshank

kwokacz {m} [Tringa nebularia]ptakT

brodziec {m} kwokacz [Tringa nebularia]ptakT

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common

zwyczajny {adj}

common treecreeper

pełzacz {m} leśny [Certhia familiaris]ptakT

(common) chaffinch

zięba {f} (zwyczajna) [Fringilla coelebs]ptakT

common mola

unverified samogłów {m} [Mola mola]rybaT

common bulbul

unverified bilbil {m} ogrodowy [Pycnonotus barbatus]ptakT

common rorqual

płetwal {m} zwyczajny [Balaenoptera physalus]zool.T

common sandpiper

brodziec {m} piskliwy [Actitis hypoleucos]ptakT

(common) anaconda

anakonda {f} olbrzymia [Eunectes murinus]zool.T

anakonda {f} zielona [Eunectes murinus]zool.T

common noctule

borowiec {m} wielki [Nyctalus noctula]zool.T

(common) toucan

tukan {m} olbrzymi [Ramphastos toco]ptakT

tukan {m} toko [Ramphastos toco]ptakT

(common) redshank

krwawodziób {m} [Tringa totanus]ptakT

common henbit

jasnota {f} różowa [Lamium amplexicaule]bot.T

(common) shelduck

ohar {m} [Tadorna tadorna]ptakT

Common Market

Wspólny Rynek {m}handelpol.

(common) whitethroat

cierniówka {f} [Sylvia communis, syn.: Curruca communis]ptakT

common fumitory

dymnica {f} pospolita [Fumaria officinalis]bot.T

common soapwort

mydlnica {f} lekarska [Saponaria officinalis]bot.T

(common) toothwort

łuskiewnik {m} różowy [Lathraea squamaria]bot.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.