Translation of "Birkhuhn" in English

He mentioned the black grouse and the Iberian lynx.

The emblem of the nature park is the black grouse.

At getting on to the grouse the trail also separated into two.

Incidentally, in the cities 7 different woodpecker species, hazel grouse and black grouse were seen.

It is the natural habitat for golden eagles, capercaillie and black grouses.

Eagle, Lammergeier, Black grouse: these names may be familiar to you?

In the spring months, visitors can hear the black grouse calling.

There, we were guided by the traces of grouse activities.

In the photo the wolves had happened to come across a black grouse sleeping in the snow.

Black grouse relies on several local habitat types during its annual cycle.

Golden eagles, capercaillie, black grouses and griffon vultures are just a few of them.

The black grouse is one of the grouse species with the broadest habitat requirements.

Black grouse is a endangered species, for which important corridors have to be conserved.

Wing shooting covers wood, willow and hazel grouse, ptarmigan, black grouse cock, geese and duck.

In the boreal regions, the black grouse is a bird of forest edge habitats and of early stages of forest succession.

The black grouse has a modest plumage which matches well with colours of the nature.

These include the: Black Grouse ("Tetrao tetrix"), the Nightjar ("Caprimulgus europaeus"), the Woodlark ("Lullula arborea"), the Great Grey Shrike ("Lanius excubitor"), the Red-backed Shrike ("Lanius collurio"), the Northern Wheatear ("Oenanthe oenanthe"), the Wryneck ("Jynx torquilla"), the European Green Woodpecker ("Picus viridis"), the Stonechat ("Saxicola torquata"), the Eurasian Curlew ("Numenius arquata"), the Common Quail ("Coturnix coturnix") and the Black Stork ("Ciconia nigra").

As a result of its seclusion the bog provides an important habitat for the very rare black grouse which is threatened by extinction.

Due to its seclusion, the good supply of nutrients and the space, the relatively natural stands of wood (partly alder and birch fen woods) create an important habitat for black grouse, a species which is very susceptible to disturbance and is threatened by extinction.

While acknowledging that declines of migratory species could be due to factors operating elsewhere in the species range this could not be argued in the case of the Black Grouse Tetrao tetrix and the Bittern Botaurus stellaris which are largely sedentary.

With the common blackbird, capercailzie, black-cock, black Scoter-duck (Oidemia), and even with one of the Birds of Paradise (Lophorina atra), the males alone are black, whilst the females are brown or mottled; and there can hardly be a doubt that blackness in these cases has been a sexually selected character.

Alpine meadows on and above treeline are a great place to observe birds like black grouse, rock ptarmigan, alpine swift, water pipit and rock thrush.

The plumage of the little grouse "boy", by now a couple of months old, is a little darker on the back as well as on the breast, differing from the "sisters"; on the wings too we can already notice black or dark brown feathers.

The berry-pickers are probably mainly the black grouse who often whirrs into flight from here, and of course other birds too.