Translation of "Herring gull" in German

Usually they are the chicks of the herring gull (Larus argentatus).

There are rather few waterfowl, only one mute swan and a herring gull.

The food spectrum is about as diverse as the herring gull.

The yellow-legged gull is a close relative of the Herring Gull.

They are family of the herring gull, but have a much darker plumage.

The herring gull is the most abundant bird species, but there are also shags, cormorants and storm petrels.

So what would be better than to use the herring gull, in its freedom, circling and swooping over the sea, and to use this as a role model?

So what would be better [than] to use the Herring Gull, in its freedom, circling and swooping over the sea, and [to] use this as a role model?

His finds are usually limited to the jaw of an oystercatcher or the head of a herring gull sliced from its tar-covered body with the penknife given to him by his employer last Bird-Fall Day.

That the herring gull took the first place this year was however predictable in all ways, considering the proximity of the Karjaküla fur farm and Tallinn itself.

Inshore, the herring gull mainly feeds from the sea: upon fish, mussels, and crabs.

About fifty bird species breed on Ameland, from the herring gull to the pigeon hole and from the harrier to the meadow pipit.

If a super-aggressive fieldfare, crow or hefty herring gull should attack you, the sensible thing to do is to retreat in good order from the spot.

Goose investigator Aivar Leito writes: "From Looduskalender's seal camera in the last week I have identified (by sound and visually) barnacle geese, oystercatcher, black-headed gull, mew gull, herring gull, and greylag goose."

Herring gull marked in Sweden with red polymer ring (R:042), seen in Saaremaa, Veere harbour.

The main bird species found on Paros are: Eurasian collared dove, scops owl, owl, bee-eater, sparrow, hooded crow, greenfinch, goldfinch, buzzard, long-legged buzzard, Audouin's Gull, herring gull, wild pigeon, white wagtail.

Characterized by high cliffs overlooking the sea and by many small coves and small beaches, it owes its name to the presence of the herring gull, which lives and nests in this part of the coast.

They have now become a common phenomenon in coastal areas and are almost as numerous as the herring gull.

The bionic technology platform, inspired by the herring gull, can start, fly and land by itself – without additional drive.

At the pond we also counted all non-singing birds, like the mew gull (it had built itself a nest in the top of a tree), herring gull, mute swan, mallard and blackheaded gull.

Many migratory birds make a stop on the archipelago in spring and autumn seasons in which you can spot red and ashen herons, flamingos, cranes, pelicans, cormorants and other species beyond that year, like the herring gull, raven and other birds of prey including the Queen's hawks, kestrels, buzzards and many others.