WAS BEDEUTET HORNED POUT AUF ENGLISCH
Brauner Stierkopf
Der braune Stierkopf, Ameiurus nebulosus, ist ein Fisch der Ictaluridae-Familie, der in Nordamerika weit verbreitet ist. Es ist eine Art von Stierkopfwels und ähnelt dem schwarzen Stierkopf und dem gelben Stierkopf. Es wurde ursprünglich als Pimelodus nebulosus von Charles Alexandre Lesueur im Jahre 1819 beschrieben und wird auch als Ictalurus nebulosus bezeichnet. Der braune Stierkopf ist auch weithin bekannt als "Schlammfell", "Hornpastete", "Hornpout" oder einfach "Schlammkatze", zusammen mit den anderen Stierköpfen. Der braune Stierkopf ist als Clansymbol der Ojibwe-Gruppe der Native Americans wichtig. In ihrer Tradition ist der Stierkopf oder "wawaazisii" einer von sechs Wesen, die aus dem Meer gekommen sind, um die ursprünglichen Clans zu bilden.
Definition von horned pout im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition des gehörnten Schmollmunds im Wörterbuch ist ein nordamerikanischer Wels, Ameiurus nebulosus, mit einem scharfen Dorn auf den dorsalen und Brustflossen und acht langen Barben um den Mund: Familie Ameiuridae Auch genannt: braune Groppe.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «HORNED POUT» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Angling in the Smile of the Great Spirit
Horned Pout (Bull Heads): Ictalurus nebulosus Though there are several
members of the catfish family in NH, the horned pout or brown bullhead is the
most common. Though they ^ e.t , . cu. look almost black from above, they One of
the ...
Then, feeling "a slight vibration" on his line, he would slowly raise "some horned
pout squeaking and squirming to the upper air" (175). As phrased, it was an odd
and even rather repellent moment. Thoreau had initially established himself as ...
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HANDBOOK OF NATURE STUDY
This fish is the horned pout, and all the rest of the species of Ameiurus. Horned
pout is its B0st0n name. Bullhead is good enough for New York; and for the rest
of the country, big and little, all the fishes of this tribe are called catfish. A catfish is
...
ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK,
2010
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Fishing for Catfish: The Complete Guide for Catching Big ...
Common Names - Horned pout, greaser, slick, pol- liwog. polly. paperskin,
mudcat, creek cat, stinger, snapper, butterball, bullcat and bullpout. Food Habits -
Bullheads are the fish world's equivalent of barnyard hogs, feeding on a wide
range ...
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Inland Fishes of California
Brown bullheads are also called horned pout, common bullhead, and mud cats.
Nebulosus means clouded, referring to the mottled coloration. A synonymy of the
scientific nomenclature is given in La Rivers (1962). Other names are as for ...
So I cut off my spinner, tied on a bait hook, threaded a couple of worms onto it,
and began to catch bullheads ("horned pout," we called them). Dad switched to a
Mickey Finn streamer and soon landed a largemouth. Then a foot-long pickerel ...
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A Wider View of the Universe: Henry Thoreau's Study of Nature
The thrash had been the death struggle of a large horned pout, caught unawares
from beneath and still held by the turtle. Recording the incident as an undated
entry in his journal, Thoreau fashioned a minor moral tale — the fish so unaware
...
Robert Kuhn McGregor,
1997
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White Apples and the Taste of Stone: Selected Poems, 1946-2006
This morning I looked into the pale raisin of Harry's face. The Town of Hill Back of
the dam, under a flat pad of water, church bells ring in the ears of lilies, a child's
swing curls in the current of a yard, horned pout sleep in a green mailbox, and a ...
THE BULLHEADS— Black-lctalurus melas; Brown— Ictalurus nebulosus; Yellow-
Ictalurus natalis; Flat- Ictalurus platycephalus Common names: horned pout (New
England); pollywog (parts of the South) There are other bullhead species, but ...
The 1800s was also a time when our most celebrated American naturalist, Henry
David Thoreau, was using Walden to spread the lie that "horned pout ... are dull
and blundering fellows . . . [that] will take any kind of bait, from an angleworm to a
...
8 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «HORNED POUT» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
horned pout im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Elegant Lake Waukewan home sleeps 14
Lake Waukewan is great for fishing with rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, horned pout and white perch. While linens are ... «WMUR Manchester, Jul 15»
Rain doesn't dampen children's fishing derby
U10 Girls Emma Froehling U10 of Dover with a 12 ½ inch trout; U10 Girls Julia Bradshaw of Rollinsford caught an 8 inch horned pout; U10 ... «Foster's Daily Democrat, Jun 15»
THIS OLD TOWN: We visit a historic gristmill
In former years a line of loaded wagons would wait to be served, while their drivers killed time fishing for yellow perch and horned pout in the ... «Wicked Local Norton, Mai 15»
Foodstuffs: Two 'Nerds' Catch, Eat Their Way Through New …
What we did with a cousin of that fish, known as a bullhead, or a horned pout is what they call them in New Hampshire, was to deep fry it. «New Hampshire Public Radio, Okt 14»
The Lure of Bullhead Fishing Never Fades
... those gut-hooked horned pout. You never release a gut hooked bullhead, but bullheads aren't considered a "catch and release" fish anyway. «Sioux City Journal, Aug 14»
RICK METHOT: Low tech and lazy fishing has reel appeal
The pliers come in handy when skinning catfish, bullheads or horned pout, the way my father taught me. It's not for the squeamish who would ... «The Trentonian, Mai 14»
Northwood brothers search for horned pout, quality conversation
Horned pout, or the pursuit thereof, is an established tradition among those who frequent the state's small lakes and ponds. Because they ... «Concord Monitor, Jul 13»
Old Ezekiel And The Eels
... and pan fish such as largemouth bass, pickerel, and horned pout. The old bachelor Indian had reportedly constructed a three-hundred-foot ... «Londonderry News, Mär 11»