CO OZNACZA SŁOWO GREY HERON
Czapla siwa
Czapla szara, to ptak brodzący z rodziny czapli Ardeidae, rodzimej w umiarkowanej Europie i Azji, a także w częściach Afryki. Mieszka w łagodnym południu i zachodzie, ale wiele ptaków wycofa się zimą z lodu w chłodniejszych regionach. Stało się powszechne latem nawet w kręgu arktycznym wzdłuż norweskiego wybrzeża.
Definicja słowa grey heron w słowniku
Definicja czapli siwej w słowniku to duża europejska czapla, Ardea cinerea, z szarymi skrzydłami iz powrotem oraz długim czarnym opadającym grzebieniem.
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Herons, Egrets and Bitterns: Their Biology and Conservation ...
Only three proven breeding sites were located in a recent survey in Japan. The
IUCN rate it 'Lower Risk/Near Threatened' and the HSG as 'Data Deficient'. Grey
Heron, Ardea cinerea The Grey Heron is a large, attractively plumaged heron.
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Sasol Southern African Birds: A Photographic Guide
Bitterns are the most secretive, being cryptically marked and skulking by nature.
Grey Heron Ardea dnerea 90-1 00 cm Bloureier The Grey Heron is slightly larger
than the Black-headed Heron, and differs further by having an obvious yellow ...
Ian Sinclair, Ian Hugh Davidson,
1995
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The Complete Garden Bird Book: How to Identify and Attract ...
Grey heron (yo- i 00CM, 36-40IN I Tin; Grey Heron is vn t nmistakable bird, the
largest common land bird that can be seen in Britain and also the most
widespread heron in Europe. It can be found along almost all waterways, from
lakes, rivers, ...
Mark Golley, Stephen Moss,
2001
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Birds of the Middle East
Slightly smaller than Grey Heron with black crown and hindneck contrasting with
white throat and foreneck in adult plumage. Grey upperparts, darker than Grey
Heron, and legs blackish; bill has grey upper mandible (yellowish in Grey Heron).
Richard Porter, Simon Aspinall,
2010
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Birds of East Africa: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi
Vo generally silent, flight call is similar to Grey Heron, but sounds more cross and
pinched. Grey Heron Ardea cinerea 100cm, 38” A predominantly grey, black and
white heron: ad is pale grey above with a thick black eye-stripe extending as a ...
Terry Stevenson, John Fanshawe,
2004
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The Birds of Africa: Volume VIII: The Malagasy Region: ...
In flight, wings appear more tapered than Grey Heron, head more massive and
neck less looped. Lacks whitish mark on leading wing-coverts characteristic of
Grey Heron. Voice Recorded: Huguet and Chappuis 2003: 1/31; flight call a loud,
...
Roger Safford, Frank Hawkins,
2013
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The Larger Illustrated Guide to Birds of Southern Africa
GREY HERON Ardea cinerea (62) 90-100 cm A large, greyish heron
distinguished from other herons by its white head and neck and the wide black
eyebrow, which ends on the nape in a wispy black plume. The bill is yellow. In
flight, it can be ...
Ian Sinclair, P. A. R. Hockey,
2005
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Birds of the Masai Mara
Smaller and darker than the Grey Heron, this species shows a white throat that
contrasts markedly with the darker head and back of the neck. In flight, the
upperwing is darker than in Grey Heron and the underwing shows an obvious
contrast ...
Solitary, rather secretive, crepuscular, foraging in well-vegetated swamps,
reedbeds and lake margins; much less common than Grey Heron. ID Tall rakish
heron with long, slender neck and bill; often leans forward or sideways with neck
...
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Birds of the Indian Ocean Islands
Vagrant to other islands in the region. CALL Typical heron-like 'kraaak', most
often uttered in flight. 2 GREY HERON Ardea cinerea m 90-100 cm The most
abundant of the region's herons; may be confused only with Purple or Humblot's
heron.
Ian Sinclair, Olivier Langrand,
2003
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «GREY HERON»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
grey heron w wiadomościach.
Rare Slaty-breasted rail spotted at Gangapur
Greater flamingos, spoonbills, cormorants, spot billed ducks, grey heron and other resident and migratory birds are often spotted here. «Times of India, Lip 15»
Winged guests fly into city again
... season, but they are mostly resident birds like the Little Cormorant, Purple Heron, Grey Heron and Black-Crowned Night Heron,” he added. «The Hindu, Lip 15»
Delta tunnels plan has new environmental review
A grey heron takes flight over the Suisun Marsh on Grizzly Island on Thursday. The state of California released a new environmental review ... «TheReporter.Com, Lip 15»
Bird Notes: Mediterranean visitor the Squacco Heron drops into …
The “stork” turned out to be a Grey Heron. Not so rare as a continental migrant would have been, but unusual enough in our Colwyn Bay ... «Daily Post North Wales, Lip 15»
Birds start nesting in Bhitarkanika
Among these are open billed stork, little cormorant, median egret, large egret, little egret, purple heron, grey heron, darters, white Ibis and cattle ... «Times of India, Lip 15»
A count to cheer about for ornithologists
The other two species, Grey Heron was found nesting at Koduvally near Thalassery and Eastern Cattle Egret breeds at Panamaram in ... «The Hindu, Lip 15»
BTO's longest-running census goes online
The Heronries Census, run by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), counted its first Grey Heron nest way back in 1928; 400,000 nests later it ... «Surfbirds News, Lip 15»
Essay of the week: A walk on the dark side
Sometimes there's a glimpse of a motionless grey heron on the opposite bank; often, you can see some deer or wild rabbits scurrying for cover ... «Herald Scotland, Cze 15»
Limerick media company strikes gold in Big Apple
Kilfinane-based Grey Heron Media has won two awards in the New ... multi-award-winning Grey Heron Media team on location in Limerick city ... «Limerick Leader, Cze 15»
Avian encroachment
Prominent among the species arriving here for nesting are grey heron, purple heron, darter, cormorant, large egret, intermediary egret and little ... «The Statesman, Cze 15»