Translation for 'purple emperor' from English to Russian

purple emperor

переливница {ж} ивовая [Apatura iris]энтом.T

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emperor

император {м}

emperor penguin

императорский пингвин {м} [Aptenodytes forsten]орн.T

The Emperor's New Clothes [Hans Christian Andersen]

Новое платье короля [Ганс Христиан Андерсен]лит.F

purple

фиолетовый {adj}

пурпурный {adj}

purple martin

пурпурная лесная ласточка {ж} [Progne subis]орн.T

purple state

колеблющийся штат {noun}пол.

(purple) foxglove

unverified наперстянка {ж} красная [Digitalis purpurea]бот.T

purple honeycreeper

пурпурная танагра-медосос {ж} [Cyanerpes caeruleus]орн.T

purple heron

рыжая цапля {ж} [Ardea purpurea]орн.T

purple sandpiper

морской песочник {м} [Calidris maritima]орн.T

• There are diverse species of breeding birds and invertebrates include the rare "Molophilus lackschewitzianus" cranefly and purple emperor and silver-washed fritillary butterflies.
• "The Times" publishes a letter every year from the Reverend Prebendary John Woolmer recording the status of the dung-feeding forest butterfly, the purple emperor.
• The national animals are the green pheasant, koi fish and the great purple emperor butterfly.
• "Mimathyma ambica", the Indian purple emperor, is a species of nymphalid butterfly found in Asia.
• Close to the waters, willow and poplar forests are typical. It is the habitat of the curiosity Freyer's purple emperor (...). Furthermore, Gemenc is home to 13 other sheltered butterfly species.

• Insects include the uncommon purple emperor butterfly.
• Butterflies on the Common include the Duke of Burgundy ("Hamearis lucina"), silver-washed fritillary ("Argynnis paphia") and purple emperor ("Apatura iris").
• This is a well-known site for the purple emperor, and other scarce butterflies which are present include white-letter and purple hairstreaks and the white admiral.
• "Apatura iris", the purple emperor, is a Palearctic butterfly of the family Nymphalidae.
• Like the purple emperor this butterfly uses 'master trees', usually European ash ("Fraxinus excelsior").

• The site is important for butterflies, with species present including purple emperor, white admiral and pearl-bordered fritillary.
• Extremely rare species including common nightingale, turtle doves, peregrine falcons and purple emperor butterflies are now breeding at Knepp and populations of more common species are increasing.
• Species include silver-spotted skipper, Adonis blue and chalkhill blue (grassland); brown hairstreak (scrub); purple emperor and white admiral (woodland).