Translation for 'Australian pelican' from English to Swedish

Australian pelican

australisk pelikan {u} [Pelecanus conspicillatus]orn.T

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Dalmatian pelican

krushuvad pelikan {u} [Pelecanus crispus]orn.T

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brown pelican

brun pelikan {u} [Pelecanus occidentalis]orn.T

Peruvian pelican

perupelikan {u} [Pelecanus thagus]orn.T

spot-billed pelican

fläcknäbbad pelikan {u} [Pelecanus philippensis]orn.T

grey pelican [Br.]

fläcknäbbad pelikan {u} [Pelecanus philippensis]orn.T

gray pelican [Am.]

fläcknäbbad pelikan {u} [Pelecanus philippensis]orn.T

pink-backed pelican

rosaryggig pelikan {u} [Pelecanus rufescens]orn.T

(great) white pelican

vit pelikan {u} [Pelecanus onocrotalus]orn.T

American white pelican

hornpelikan {u} [Pelecanus erythrorhynchos]orn.T

Australian

australiensisk {adj}

australisk {adj}

australiensk {adj}

australiensare {u}etn.

Australian kestrel

australisk tornfalk {u} [Falco cenchroides]orn.T

nankinfalk {u} [Falco cenchroides]orn.T

Australian cassowary

hjälmkasuar {u} [Casuarius casuarius]orn.T

Australian yellow oriole

gulgrön gylling {u} [Oriolus flavocinctus]orn.T

Great Australian Bight

Stora Australbukten {u} [best. f.]geogr.

Australian wood duck

manand {u} [Chenonetta jubata]orn.T

Australian grass-owl / A. grass owl

unverified orientgräsuggla {u} [Tyto longimembris]orn.T

• The island is noted as an important breeding ground for small numbers of the Australian pelican. It was estimated in 1993 that 7 active nests were located on the island.
• The Australian pelican begins breeding at two or three years of age.
• Several species such as the blue-billed duck, musk duck, black swan, hoary-headed grebe, Australian pelican and Eurasian coot can be seen regularly on the surface of the lake.
• Some attractive species found in the waterfowl lake are the Australian pelican, great white pelican and radjah shelduck.
• Another type of bird found locally within the area of Eurobodalla National Park is the Australian pelican, also known as Pelecanus conspicillatus.

• The Australian pelican ("Pelecanus conspicillatus") is the largest species of pelican, and breeds from August until January.
• One very common large seabird is the Australian pelican, which can be found in most waterways in Australia.
• Mr Percival (1976 – 2 September 2009) was an Australian pelican, noted for his appearance in the 1976 Australian film "Storm Boy".
• Recorded breeding seabird and wader species are little penguin, short-tailed shearwater, common diving-petrel, white-faced storm-petrel, Pacific gull, sooty oystercatcher and Australian pelican.
• Recorded breeding seabird and wader species are little penguin, short-tailed shearwater, white-faced storm-petrel, Pacific gull, sooty oystercatcher and Australian pelican.

• Bird species include: Australasian darter; Australian pelican; Australian white ibis; Barking owl; Black swan; Black-necked stork; Brolga; Bush stone-curlew; Dusky moorhen; Eastern barn owl; Eastern bristlebird; Eclectus parrot; Emu; Great egret; Little black cormorant; Magpie goose; Nankeen night heron; Plumed whistling duck; Rufous night-heron; Scrub turkey; Southern cassowary; Tawny frogmouth; Wedge-tailed eagle and White-bellied sea eagle.