Übersetzung für "Crested tit" in Deutsch

As a rule, crested tit is sedentary and does not show much interest in long-term migrations.

You leave the exhibition as a crested tit, bearded vulture or moorhen.

Life expectancy of crested tit in natural conditions is 2-3 months.

In winter it often operates together with willow tit or crested tit flocks.

Exceptionally for small birds, the eyes of the crested tit are reddish.

As the only new species from the "polar expedition" I got a crested tit.

The waxwing, the crested tit – and that is the whole list for Europe.

Typical residents amongst the bird population include the crested tit ("Parus cristatus"), goldcrest and firecrest ("Regulus regulus" and "Regulus ignicapillus"), siskin ("Carduelis spinus"),treecreeper ("Certhia familiaris"), coal tit ("Parus ater") and crossbill ("Loxia curvirostra").

In a pine forest it pays to be attentive, a subtle twittering that you hear there may belong precisely to a crested tit.

Outside forests we rarely see a crested tit but sometimes it can be a surprise visitor at the birdfeeder.

The bird feeder camera showed action from early morning light, and today a new visitor in our already nine years of operation was also registered – crested tit.

In the spring pool ducks with young, tufted ducks, were to see Coot and gallinules also Blackbird, Wren, Jay, Blue tit, crested Tit, Marsh Tit and great tit.

An adult crested tit can be recognized from the black-white-patterned crest on its head, no other tits have that.

That a crested tit happens to visit a home garden is rare, we have rather to do with a "forest tit".

Now then, about the crested tit: it cannot be said that they will not visit your bird feeder at all, but if they do, then it is highly probable that you live close to a pine forest.

The crested tit is a numerous nesting and wintering bird on the Estonian mainland, but very rare on the islands.

Redstart; also used by species that nest in the diameter 32 mm boxes (Great-, Blue-, Marsh-, Coal- and Crested Tit, Redstart, Nuthatch, Collared and Pied Flycatcher, Wryneck, Tree and House Sparrows, bats.) However, because more light enters the brood chamber, it is preferred by Redstarts.

The crested tit is numerous on Estonia's mainland as a breeder as well as a winterer, on the islands however rare.

In the Great Tit Year our tits – the great tit, blue tit, coal tit, crested tit, willow tit, marsh tit, Siberian tit, azure tit, long-tailed tit, penduline tit –will become even better known as well as the other birds that visit a bird feeder in winter and nest in the garden in summer.

The crested tit is a quite numerous breeding bird and winterer in Estonia's mainland, but seldom gets to the islands.

At Alutaguse they were moving in flocks together with crested tit and willow tit pairs and came to see what the men were doing in the forest.

The willow tits, with a black cap and chin patch, and confusingly similar to another tit species, the marsh tit, keep to the central parts of branches, crested tit are busy on the parts close to the trunk and also on the ground, the coal tits with their white patch at the nape inspect the tips of trees and branches together with goldcrests, the nuthatch runs through the bark crevices, and the treecreeper with its curved beak checks even the narrowest cracks of the bark.

The wind had been blowing fiercely already the wholte day and we had seen Eurasian Jay (Garrulus glandarius) and Crested Tit (Lophophanes cristatus) only.

Crested tits very seldom stray to the islands.

In winter they often accompany the flocks of crested tits or willow tits.

Outside forests we seldom see crested tits; we can look for them in pine forests.

The adult bird is easy to identify by its black-and-white patterned crest, other tits have nothing resembling that.

Already in autumn the roaming tits formed groups where one or a few crested tits might be included.

Habitat is pine forests but also mixed forests with pines; crested tits are not seen on the islands.

Outside forests crested tits are seldom seen, and they are only occasional surprise visitors at bird feeders.

Crested tits are quite abundant breeding birds in the Estonian mainland (on average a hundred thousand pairs) and as wintering sedentary birds, but in the islands we rarely meet them.

Crested tits all have a similar plumage, the juveniles are only more brown-tinged and their crest is not as proudly arched.

In tree tops goldcrests (Regulus regulus) and crested tits (Parus cristatus) were busy, occasionally there was a knocking great spotted woodpecker (Dendrocopos major).

In conifer forests dominated by pines we can see fairly many crested tits but on the islands they are quite rare.