Translation for 'American bittern' from English to Swedish

American bittern

amerikansk rördrom {u} [Botaurus lentiginosus]orn.T

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least bittern

amerikansk dvärgrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus exilis]orn.T

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cinnamon bittern

kanelrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus cinnamomeus]orn.T

chestnut bittern

kanelrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus cinnamomeus]orn.T

Eurasian bittern

rördrom {u} [Botaurus stellaris]orn.T

yellow bittern

kinesisk dvärgrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus sinensis]orn.T

(common) little bittern

dvärgrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus minutus]orn.T

stripe-backed bittern

strimryggig dvärgrördrom {u} [Ixobrychus involucris]orn.T

(African) dwarf bittern

pygmérördrom {u} [Ixobrychus sturmii]orn.T

American

amerikan {u}

amerikanare {u} [vard.] [person]

American <Am.>

amerikansk {adj}

African-American

afroamerikansk {adj}

afrikan-amerikan {u}

American Samoa

Amerikanska Samoa {n}geogr.

American waterweed

vattenpest {u} [Elodea canadensis]bot.T

American Revolution

amerikanska revolutionen {u} [best. f.]hist.

American cranberry

amerikanskt tranbär {n} [Vaccinium macrocarpon]bot.T

South American

sydamerikansk {adj}

American [female]

amerikanska {u}

North American

nordamerikansk {adj}

• The sanctuary is Vancouver Island's only documented breeding site of American bittern.
• Other species sought by birdwatchers include American bittern, seaside sparrow, fulvous whistling-duck, and black rail.
• The American bittern is protected under the United States Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918.
• Also American bittern, canvasback and Ross's goose.
• Ricketts Glen State Park provides a breeding habitat for four species of flycatchers and two species of waterthrushes. American bittern nest near the park.

• It also serves as a critical habitat for blue-listed American Bittern.
• The upland community of the William Floyd Estate provides habitat for breeding American woodcock (Scolopax minor) and a variety of migrating and nesting songbirds, while adjacent tidal areas afford habitat for nesting American bittern (Botarus lentiginosus), seaside sparrow, and osprey.
• There have also been anecdotal reports of snapping turtle preying on young still in the nest. American Bittern, Great Blue Heron, and Black-crowned Night-heron are also possible predators while gulls and Caspian terns notably prey on the eggs of the Forster's Tern.
• Kelson suggested the use of feathers of such birds as the banded chatterer, the Great American cock, the Nankeen night heron, the South American bittern, and the Ecuadorian cock of the rock.