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| NOUN | a common greenshank | common greenshanks |
Translation for 'common greenshank' from English to Swedish
- (common) greenshank
- gluttsnäppa {u} [Tringa nebularia]orn.T
- spotted greenshank
- fläckgluttsnäppa {u} [Tringa guttifer]orn.T
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- Nordmann's greenshank
- fläckgluttsnäppa {u} [Tringa guttifer]orn.T
- common
- vanlig {adj}
- common morpho
- blå Morpho {u} [Morpho peleides]entom.T
- common sallow
- sälg {u} [Salix caprea]bot.T
- common mola
- klumpfisk {u} [Mola mola]fiskeT
solfisk {u} [Mola mola]fiskeT - (common) whitethroat
- törnsångare {u} [Curruca communis, syn.: Sylvia communis]orn.T
- common raven
- korp {u} [Corvus corax]orn.T
- common starling
- stare {u} [Sturnus vulgaris]orn.T
- (common) chaffinch
- bofink {u} [Fringilla coelebs]orn.T
- (common) linnet
- hämpling {u} [Linaria cannabina, syn.: Carduelis cannabina]orn.T
- (common) redpoll
- gråsiska {u} [Acanthis flammea, syn.: Carduelis flammea]orn.T
- common eland
- vanlig eland {u} [Taurotragus oryx]zool.T
- common roach
- mört {u} [Rutilus rutilus]fiskeT
- (common) shelduck
- gravand {u} [Tadorna tadorna]orn.T
- (common) goldeneye
- knipa {u} [Bucephala clangula]orn.T
- common pochard
- brunand {u} [Aythya ferina]orn.T
- (common) redstart
- rödstjärt {u} [Phoenicurus phoenicurus]orn.T
- (common) stonechat
- svarthakad buskskvätta {u} [Saxicola rubicola]orn.T
Usage Examples English
- It appears closest overall to the "semipalmata-flavipes" and the "stagnatilis-totanus-glareola" groups, though it also has some similarities to the greater yellowlegs and common greenshank.
- Some of the birds found are common redshank, common greenshank, brahminy kite, white-breasted waterhen and marsh sandpiper.
- In the past, Loch Bruicheach has been a great fishing ground for the common greenshank, a rare bird in the area.
- It is an important habitat for many birds including Australian darter, common greenshank, eastern reef egret, rufous night heron, brahminy kite and sacred kingfisher.
- It appears closest overall to the "semipalmata-flavipes" and the "stagnatilis-totanus-glareola" groups, though it also has some similarities to the greater yellowlegs and common greenshank.
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