Übersetzung für "Mute swan" in Deutsch

The mute swan needs the most energy.

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

A few metres from us, a concrete platform is occupied by a mute swan, Denmark 's national bird.

But neither intensive searches in England, particularly in mute swan and moorhen nests in Hertfordshire nor interviews with American entomologists have resulted in the rediscovery of this species.

In Estonia a mute swan pair nested for the first time in 1908, and not until 1938 for the second time, in relict lakes in southern Saaremaa.

On the shore, mute swan will face a fox if necessary, who then retreats rather quickly – a swan can hit so hard with its bill and wings that it can even prove to be fatal for the small predator.

Our largest mute swan wintering area is in north-western Saaremaa, in Küdema bay where there are more than two thousand birds wintering.

The more frequently seen mute swan holds its neck in a graceful curve when swimming, the red beak with a bump (the black bump of males is a little larger) points downwards and wings are often lifted for use as sails.

The passing autumn migration of the best-known swans, the mute swan, ends in December when shallow bays start to freeze.

The mute swan for instance is one wild bird species that in extraordinary circumstances, due to disturbances or illness, can turn out to be a direct threat to the safety of humans (particularly children and the elderly)," says Tõnu Talvi, biologist at the Department of Nature Conservation of the Environmental Board.

An unexpected and sad incident happened in Viljandimaa, where a young mute swan, busy with its first flying exercises, flew into the power lines in a farm yard and perished while the observers watched.

In this way you will enter an exceptional microcosm, a real paradise for bird watching: the Western Marsh Harrier, the mute swan, the red, grey and white heron and other species live in the reed thickets along the river bed.

The mute swan is the most dangerous of all Estonian birds to humans, leaving the cautious eagles and owls far behind.

Sometimes the one being repelled is not another mute swan, but also a boat or a "white ship" sailing on the open sea...

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.

Almost all birds that remain in winter in communities belong to just two species: mute swan and mallard.

It is also worth pointing out that although a mute swan – the largest bird in Estonia – who takes food from the hand of a human seems harmless, it will become aggressive during its nesting period and because it has lost its fear of humans due to the feeding, it attacks fiercely.

In the "Free" version we added the famous birds “Mute Swan” and “White Stork”. For the "Pro" version the following 16 birds have been added:

Mute swans were introduced in Europe as late as in the 16th century.

The maximum number of mute swans wintered in Estonia in 1993 – 12 000 individuals.

In appearance they are similar in size to mute swans, with a straight neck and a slim look.

Mute swans nest for the first time when they are about three years old.

Mute swans move around in their "own" territory and do not tolerate other members of species there.

It is now home to mute swans, dabchicks, ducks, moorhens and more.

Externally they are the size of mute swans, with a straight neck and slim lines.

The mute swans moved away from the forming ice, out of the Matsalu bay.