Translation for 'bird cherry' from English to Russian

bird cherry

черёмуха {ж} (обыкновенная) [Prunus padus]бот.T

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cherry juice

вишнёвый сок {м}гастр.

cherry [attr.]

вишнёвый {adj}

cherry pit

вишнёвая косточка {ж}бот.

cherry stone

вишнёвая косточка {ж}бот.

cherry jam

вишнёвое варенье {с}гастр.

cherry wine

вишнёвое вино {с}гастр.

bird

птица {ж}зоол.T

bird dog

unverified легавая собака {ж}зоол.

bird family

семейство {с} птицорн.

bird species

вид {м} птицорн.

secretary bird

птица-секретарь {ж}зоол.T

bird [attr.]

птичий {adj}

(small) bird

птаха {ж} [разг.] [птичка]

raptorial bird

хищная птица {ж}орн.T

migrant (bird)

перелётная птица {ж}орн.

migratory bird

перелётная птица {ж}орн.

sedentary bird

оседлая птица {ж}орн.

resident (bird)

оседлая птица {ж}орн.

bird food

птичий корм {м}орн.

nonmigratory bird

оседлая птица {ж}орн.

• Cedar waxwings are also known as the southern waxwing, Canada robin, cedar bird, cherry bird, or recellet.
• The host plant of the bird-cherry ermine is the bird cherry, but occasionally the caterpillars are found on cherry or buckthorn.
• Bird cherry is a common name for the European plant "Prunus padus".
• The name 'Chemechowá' (original from 1428) is derived from the flowering plant bird cherry, 'čremcha' (in Slovak) or 'chemecha' (in the local dialect).
• Cheryomushki translates to “bird-cherry trees” and the operetta was named after a real housing estate in southwest Moscow.

• The name Hyggen probably comes from the Old Norse "Heggvin" (Norwegian: "Hegg") a reference to the bird cherry, a tree native to northern Europe.
• Dalgarven is the only known site for the pocket plum gall ("Taphrina padi") which develops on bird cherry.
• The bird cherry-oat aphid ("Rhopalosiphum padi") has been recorded to affect stored rhizomes.
• In Eurasia, the Bird-cherry ermine moth ("Yponomeuta evonymella") uses bird-cherry as its host plant, and the larvae can eat single trees leafless.
• The name is derived from the common noun "čremsa" 'bird cherry', referring to the local vegetation.

• "Taphrina pruni" is also found on bird cherry ("Prunus padus"), almond ("Prunus amygdalus"), peach and nectarine ("Prunus persica").
• The larvae feed on bird cherry ("Prunus padus"), "Rhamnus" species (including alder buckthorn ("Rhamnus frangula"), buckthorn ("Rhamnus cathartica") and ash ("Fraxinus excelsior").
• The wooden pipe is commonly made of buckthorn, hazel, maple, ash, or bird cherry.
• The larvae feed on bird cherry.
• These fruit flies are considered a major pest of cherry crops in Europe and Asia. They damage also the fruits of apricot, honeysuckle, barberry, bird cherry and snowberry.

• The caterpillars feed on "Prunus" species – including bird cherry ("Prunus padus") and blackthorn ("Prunus spinosa") – as well as on hawthorns ("Crataegus").
• "bird cherry" may be [...] (consonant stem) or [...] (vowel stem).