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EnglishGerman
black-fronted laughing thrush [Garrulax sukatschewi] Kansuhäherling {m}
black-fronted nunbird [Monasa nigrifrons] Schwarzstirntrappist {m}
black-fronted piping guan [Pipile jacutinga]Schwarzmaskenguan {m}
black-fronted plover [Elseyornis melanops]Schwarzstirn-Regenpfeifer {m}
black-fronted tern [Chlidonias albostriatus] Graubauch-Seeschwalbe {f}
black-fronted titi (monkey) [Callicebus nigrifrons]Schwarzstirn-Springaffe {m}
black-fronted tyrannulet [Phylloscartes nigrifrons]Schwarzstirn-Laubtyrann {m}
black-fronted wood quail [Odontophorus atrifrons]Schwarzstirnwachtel {f}
blackfruited cotoneaster [Cotoneaster melanocarpus] Schwarzfrüchtige Zwergmispel {f}
blackgame [Lyrurus tetrix, syn.: Tetrao tetrix]Birkhuhn {n}
blackgill catshark [Parmaturus melanobranchius] Schwarzkiemen-Katzenhai {m}
black-girdled barbet [Capito dayi] Kehlbinden-Bartvogel {m}
black-gloved wallaby [Macropus irma] Westliches Irmawallaby {n}
black-goggled tanager [Trichothraupis melanops] Haarschopftangare {f}
blackgrass [Juncus gerardii] Bodden-Binse {f}
blackgrass [Juncus gerardii]Bottenbinse {f}
blackgrass [Juncus gerardii]Salz-Binse {f}
black-grass / black grass [Juncus gerardii] Bodden-Binse / Boddenbinse {f}
black-grass / black grass [Juncus gerardii]Salz-Binse / Salzbinse {f}
black-grass / black grass [Juncus gerardii]Botten-Binse / Bottenbinse {f}
black-grass / blackgrass [Br.] [Alopecurus myosuroides, syn.: A. agrestis]Acker-Fuchsschwanzgras / Ackerfuchsschwanzgras {n}
black-grass / blackgrass rush [Juncus gerardii]Bodden-Binse / Boddenbinse {f}
black-grass / blackgrass rush [Juncus gerardii]Botten-Binse / Bottenbinse {f}
black-green majority coalition schwarz-grüne Mehrheitskoalition {f}
blackguard gemein
blackguard Lumpenpack {n}
blackguard niederträchtig
blackguard Rohling {m}
blackguardschmutzig
blackguardschmutziges Gesindel {n}
blackguard schuftig
blackguardSchurke {m}
blackguard Lump {m}
blackguard [dated] Schuft {m}
blackguard [regarding foul language] roh [sprachlich]
blackguardismpöbelhafte Handlungsweise {f}
blackguardlygemein
blackguardly pöbelhaft
blackguardly roh
blackguardly action niederträchtige Handlung {f}
black-hairedmit schwarzem Haar [nachgestellt]
black-haired schwarzhaarig
black-handed gibbon [Hylobates agilis] Schwarzhandgibbon {m}
black-handed gibbon [Hylobates agilis] Ungka {m} [Gibbon]
black-handed spider monkey [Ateles geoffroyi] Geoffroy-Klammeraffe {m}
black-handed tamarin [Saguinus niger] Schwarzhandtamarin {m}
blackhat böser Hacker {m}
blackhaw [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii] Kirschblättriger Schneeball {m}
blackhaw / black haw [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii] Amerikanischer Schneeball {m}
blackhaw / black haw [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii] Schneeballbaum {m} [Amerikanischer Schneeball]
blackhaw / black haw [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii]Frauenball [selten] {m} [Amerikanischer Schneeball]
blackhaw / black haw [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii]Gartenschneeball [selten] {m} [Amerikanischer Schneeball]
blackhaw viburnum [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii] Amerikanischer Schneeball {m}
blackhaw viburnum [Viburnum prunifolium, also V. bushii]Kirschblättriger Schneeball {m}
blackheadMitesser {m}
blackhead Komedo {m}
blackhead (disease) [Typhlohepatitis enzootica]Schwarzkopfkrankheit {f}
black-headed schwarzköpfig
black-headed antbird [Percnostola rufifrons] Mohrenkopf-Ameisenvogel {m}
black-headed ant-thrush [Formicarius nigricapillus]Schwarzkopf-Ameisendrossel {f}
black-headed antthrush [Formicarius nigricapillus] Schwarzkopf-Ameisendrossel {f}
black-headed apalis [Apalis melanocephala]Schwarzkopf-Feinsänger {m}
black-headed babbler [Rhopocichla atriceps] Kapuzentimalie {f}
black-headed batis [Batis minor]Kongoschnäpper {m}
black-headed bee-eater [Merops breweri] Schwarzkopfspint {m}
black-headed berryeater Schwarzkopf-Beerenfresser {m}
black-headed brush finch [Atlapetes atricapillus]Schwarzkopf-Buschammer {f}
black-headed bulbul [Pycnonotus atriceps]Schwarzkopfbülbül {m}
black-headed bunting [Emberiza melanocephala]Kappenammer {f}
black-headed bushmaster [Lachesis melanocephala] Schwarzkopf-Buschmeister {m}
black-headed butcher bird [Cracticus cassicus] Papuawürgatzel {f}
black-headed butcherbird [Cracticus cassicus]Papuawürgatzel {f}
black-headed butcherbird [Cracticus cassicus] Papuametzgervogel {m}
black-headed caique [Pionites melanocephalus] Grünzügelpapagei {m}
black-headed canary [Serinus alario]Alariogirlitz {m}
black-headed cat snake [Boiga nigriceps] Rote Nachtbaumnatter {f}
black-headed cat snake [Boiga nigriceps] Schwarzköpfige Nachtbaumnatter {f}
black-headed cuckoo shrike [Coracina melanoptera]Schwarzkopf-Raupenfänger {m}
black-headed duck [Heteronetta atricapilla]Kuckucksente {f}
black-headed flyeater [Gerygone palpebrosa]Elfengerygone {f}
black-headed fruit dove [Ptilinopus melanospilus melanospilus]Schwarznacken-Fruchttaube {f}
black-headed fruit dove [Ptilinopus melanospilus] Schwarzkappen-Fruchttaube {f}
black-headed gonolek [Laniarius erythrogaster]Scharlachwürger {m}
black-headed greenfinch [Carduelis ambigua] Schwarzkopfgrünling {m}
black-headed greenfinch [Carduelis spinoides] Himalayagrünling {m}
black-headed grosbeak [Pheucticus melanocephalus] Schwarzkopf-Kernknacker {m}
black-headed hemispingus [Hemispingus verticalis]Schwarzkopfhemispingus / Schwarzkopf-Hemispingus {m}
black-headed heron [Ardea melanocephala] Schwarzhalsreiher {m}
black-headed honeyeater [Melithreptus affinis]Schwarzkopf-Honigschmecker {m}
black-headed honeyeater [Myzomela melanocephala] Savohonigfresser {m}
black-headed ibis [Threskiornis melanocephalus] Schwarzkopfibis {m}
black-headed ibis [Threskiornis melanocephalus] Schwarzhals-Ibis {m}
black-headed jay [Garrulus lanceolatus]Strichelhäher {m}
black-headed logrunner [Orthonyx spaldingii]Schwarzkopfflöter {m}
black-headed magpie [Urocissa flavirostris]Gelbschnabelkitta {f}
black-headed marmoset [Mico nigriceps, syn.: Callithrix nigriceps] Schwarzkopf-Seidenäffchen {n}
black-headed monitor [Varanus tristis]Trauerwaran {m}
black-headed munia [Lonchura malacca malacca] Schwarzbauchnonne {f}
black-headed myzomela [Myzomela melanocephala] Savohonigfresser {m}
black-headed night monkey [Aotus nigriceps] Schwarzköpfiger Nachtaffe {m}
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