Translation of "Redpoll" in German

The extremely similar Common Redpoll has so far only very rarely been seen in Switzerland.

The Common Redpoll is a resident of Scandinavia and circumpolar in the other transition zones between taiga and tundra.

In the paper, he described the Hoary Redpoll ("Linota hornemanni", now known as "Carduelis hornemanni"), which he named for the botanist Jens Wilken Hornemann.

In the paper, he described the hoary redpoll (Linota hornemanni, now known as Carduelis hornemanni), which he named for the botanist Jens Wilken Hornemann.

Alpine accentor, western bonelli’s warbler, redpoll, snowfinch and wallcreeper are also common breeders but are more difficult to see.

When I had seen what there was to be seen, I could translate what the sheep had been saying accurately: "I am really embarrassed to wake you up so early, but there is a redpoll clutch in the junipers.

Unusual birds (siskin and common redpoll), plants (club moss and lesser twayblade) and many mushrooms (including copper spike and humpback brittlegill) can be found here.

I didn't find the looked-for bird but once more an Arctic redpoll caught my eye, a nice observation too.

By and by however the species dropped in, among others such interesting creatures as the middle spotted woodpecker (at Toomemäe and the Raadi cemetery) and the Arctic redpoll (in Ihaste).

The winter diet of redpolls is the seeds from birch and alder catkins.

Now, in October-November, the greater part of the redpolls arrive.

A group of redpolls has arrived, their current favourites are mugwort seeds.

In summer we only see redpolls very occasionally .

Redpolls are pretty and not particularly afraid of people.

Redpolls are loveable beings and not particularly shy of humans.

Redpolls are pretty and likeable and not particularly shy of people.

The taxonomic situation in redpolls is not clear.

Flocks of redpolls from the south were observed already last week.

From the traces of wings and feet you can see that redpolls have been feasting here.

We only meet redpolls during migration periods and in winter – they do not nest in Estonia.

The vocals are described as a blend of sounds that are also heard of Redpolls (Carduelis cabaret), Siskins (Carduelis spinus) and Linnets (Carduelis cannabina ssp).

As far as is known the only definite proof of nesting of redpolls in Estonia is from the year 2008, from Saaremaa.

The birds are redpolls that – having arrived from Latvia or from even further away – now are on their way to Finland.

Few redpolls stayed for the winter here because of the snow that came early last year, already at the end of November, and the steadily low temperatures.

We can only meet redpolls in Estonia during the migration periods and in winter – they don't nest here.