Übersetzung für "Teals" in Deutsch

Also some teals pleased us at the lakes of the nature reserve:

Also the first Teals from the high North arrived:

In winter the lake is populated by Moriglioni, the Teals, of mallards and widgeon.

In one corner of Ariste bay for instance there were 1200 teals at once, in addition other species too.

Open-billed stork, Darter, Spoonbill, White lbris, Night Herons, Grebes, Grey Pelican, Garganey Teals, Shovellers, Pintails, Stilts, Sandpipers come here from Siberia, Australia, Pakistan and Sri Lanka for nesting and breeding.

Here you can see truly special birds and mammals like foxes, badgers, deer, boar, flamingos, teals, mallards, wild geese, swans, purple and grey herons, egrets, spoonbills and many others.

The migratory birds which visit the sanctuary are Siberian Cranes, Egrets, Darters, Herons, Parrots, Larks, Flycatchers, Wood Beetles and Teals.

In the autumn, thousands of pintails, wigeons, common teals and geese interrupt their migration to feed on the sea meadow grass.

Some migratory birds found in the Bird Sanctuary are Siberian Cranes, Demoiselle Cranes, Ruddy Shelducks, Grey Pelicans, Flamingoes, Bar- headed Geese, Spotted Sandpiper, Darters, Grey Lags, Gadwalls, Mallards, Pochards, Shovellers and Teals.

Kumarakom is home to numerous species of birds, such as Darters, Bitterns, Teal, Waterfowl, Cuckoo, Wild Ducks, Brahminy Kites, Marsh Harries, Teals and Herons and Siberian storks.

All small bays were filled with dabbling ducks, especially many teals had arrived.

One can spot a large variety of birds such as night herons, purple moorhen, brahminy kites, teals, egrets, waterfowls and Indian fruit bats to name a few.

Shorebirds can be seen as the unmistakable oystercatcher, with its black and white plumage which contrasts with its pink legs, and striking teals, you have in this area their winter quarters.

Some local birds which are found at this sanctuary are Water fowls, Cuckoos, Owls, Egrets, Herons, Teals, Water ducks, Kingfishers, Golden-Backed Woodpeckers and paradise Fly-catchers.

In that time, the typical inland waters in northern Germany were seen as lakes but got much more impressive names, f. e. Zwischenahner Meer (at least a lake) or Krick Sea, they were named especially because of here living fens teals.

In winter the lake is populated by multicolored ducks like moriglioni, teals, mallards real, widgeon, while cormorants give show being placed on the branches of trees with wings spread to dry in the sun.