Translation for 'common merganser' from English to Dutch

common merganser [Am.]

grote zaagbek {de} [Mergus merganser]vogelk.T

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red-breasted merganser

middelste zaagbek {de} [Mergus serrator]vogelk.T

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common

gebruikelijk {adj}

gewoon {adj}

gemeenschappelijk {adj}

common cocklebur

late stekelnoot {de} [Xanthium strumarium]bot.T

common burdock

kleine klit {de} [Arctium minus]bot.T

gewone klit {de} [Arctium minus]bot.T

(common) hornet

hoornaar {de} [Vespa crabro]entom.T

common tailorbird

langstaartsnijdervogel {de} [Orthotomus sutorius]vogelk.T

common alligator

Amerikaanse alligator {de} [Alligator mississippiensis]zoöl.T

(common) chiffchaff

tjiftjaf {de} [Phylloscopus collybita]vogelk.T

common salt

keukenzout {het}gastr.

common hedgehyssop

genadekruid {het} [Gratiola officinalis]bot.T

common melilot

citroengele honingklaver {de} [Melilotus officinalis]bot.T

akkerhoningklaver {de} [Melilotus officinalis]bot.T

(common) shelduck

bergeend {de} [Tadorna tadorna]vogelk.T

common crocodile

nijlkrokodil {de} [Crocodylus niloticus]zoöl.T

common bladderwort

groot blaasjeskruid {het} [Utricularia vulgaris, syn.: Utricularia macrorhiza]bot.T

gewoon blaasjeskruid {het} [Utricularia vulgaris, syn.: Utricularia macrorhiza]bot.T

common ragwort

jakobskruiskruid {het} [Jacobaea vulgaris subsp. vulgaris, syn.: Senecio jacobaea]bot.T

• The common merganser ("Mergus merganser") and red-breasted merganser ("M.
• "Sawbill" is a nickname of the common merganser duck.
• The Narathali lake, Raidāk and Jayanti rivers provide habitat to migratory birds like common merganser ("Mergus merganser"), Eurasian teal ("Anas crecca"), black-necked crane ("Grus nigricollis"), black stork ("Ciconia nigra"), and ferruginous pochard ("Aythya nyroca").
• Coot and the common merganser were common as overwinter birds.
• Some examples are the grey heron, little bittern, common merganser, western marsh harrier, common sandpiper, and more.

• In February 2020, a rare common merganser sighting was documented in Central Park, New York; the bird was in obvious distress, with its beak being trapped by a piece of debris.