Translation for 'reed' from English to Russian

reed

камыш {м}бот.T

тростник {м}бот.T

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Blyth's reed warbler

садовая камышовка {ж} [Acrocephalus dumetorum]орн.T

great reed warbler / reed-warbler

дроздовидная камышовка {ж} [Acrocephalus arundinaceus]орн.T

• It is made from a reed, five feet long and an inch or more thick, a brass wire connected both ends and making the reed bend, with a string attaching the wire to the reed, and a "jicaro" as resonator, played using another reed to set the wires vibrating.
• After Reed's death, Elizabeth Reed agreed that his considerable personal library should be given to the St Bride Foundation Institute, whose collection of typographic literature included the library of Reed's early mentor, William Blades.
• Vandoren has a large range of accessories for clarinet and saxophone: these include ligatures, reed cases, cleaning swabs, mouthpiece cushions and cork grease, and even instrument harnesses and neck straps.
• Other flora besides trees include bur-reed, common reed grass, various bulrush, pickerel-weed and wild rice.
• An important habitat here is the fen alongside the watercourses. Here are reed canary grass, reed sweet grass and the reed "Phragmites australis".

• The note from the chanter is produced by a reed installed at its top.
• In the case of some single reed bagpipes, a piezo pickup may be attached directly to the reed.
• Usually only some reed blocks are placed in the cassotto enclosure, typically for low reed sets 16' and/or 8'. The remaining treble reed blocks are mounted straight.
• A significant expansion of the reed beds, organised by London Wildlife Trust, provides increased wildlife habitat with the aim of encouraging more reed bunting and reed warbler to breed at the site, as well as provide additional habitat for overwintering bittern.
• The northern Marquesan reed warbler ("Acrocephalus percernis") is a species of Old World warbler in the family Acrocephalidae.

• Bird species found in the valley include reed warbler, reed bunting, water rail and snipe.
• "Phragmites australis", the common reed, is used in many areas for thatching roofs.
• Reed buntings and reed warblers have no longer bred here since the end of the 1990s.