Translation for 'great horned owl' from English to Serbian

great horned owl

америчка буљина {ж} [Bubo virginianus]орн.T

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great grey owl [Br.]

лапонска сова {ж} [Strix nebulosa]орн.T

great gray owl [Am.]

лапонска сова {ж} [Strix nebulosa]орн.T

little owl

кукумавка {ж} [Athene noctua]орн.T

spectacled owl

сова {ж} наочарка [Pulsatrix perspicillata]орн.T

striated scops owl

пустињски ћук {м} [Otus brucei]орн.T

pallid scops owl

пустињски ћук {м} [Otus brucei]орн.T

great

сјајан {adj}

супер {adj}

генијалан {adj}

диван {adj}

одличан {adj}

great tit

велика сеница {ж} [Parus major]орн.T

to make great strides

unverified много напредовати

• Potential predators of the ocelot in Texas include the cougar, coyote and American alligator, while ocelot kittens are vulnerable to raptors such as the great horned owl, as well as feral dogs, feral pigs and snakes.
• A great horned owl, the provincial bird and an accepted symbol of knowledge is used as the crest of the coat of arms.
• This fossil is from a taxon similar in size to the great horned owl ("B. ...
• This lodge disbanded in 1947 and reformed in 1948 as Great Horned Owl.
• The barn owl and great-horned owl have also had their nestings confirmed.

• Red-tailed hawk, Swainson's hawk, northern harrier, American kestrel, great horned owl as well as less frequent sightings of bald and golden eagles have been documented as raptors known to frequent the district.
• provide for keeping a great horned owl for hunting, but it is a difficult venture.
• The pattern on the hindwings of the Polyphemus moth resembles that on the head of the great horned owl ("Bubo virginianus").
• In 1935, Frances earned her Bachelor's Degree from Iowa State University, where she also worked on the topic of predation and the food habits of the great horned owl.
• The prominences above a great horned owl's head are commonly mistaken as its ears.

• At least three species of owl, the great horned owl, barred owl and eastern screech owl, make their home in the forests of the park, as do red tailed and red shouldered hawks.
• Subspecies differences are mainly in color and size and generally follow Gloger's and Bergmann's rules: The most conservative treatments of great horned owl subspecies may describe as few as 10, although an intermediate number is typical in most writings.