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EnglishGerman
(common) pill-bug [Armadillidium vulgare] Rollassel {f}
(common) pimpernel [Anagallis arvensis, syn.: A. caerulea, A. foemina]Acker-Gauchheil {m}
(common) pine snake [Pituophis melanoleucus]Kiefernnatter {f}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata] Doldenblütiges Harnkraut {n}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata] Doldenblütiges Wintergrün {n}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata]Gichtkraut {n}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata]Dolden-Winterlieb {n}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata] Doldiges Winterlieb {n}
(common) pipsissewa [Am.] [Chimaphila umbellata]Doldiges Wintergrün {n}
(common) platanna [Xenopus laevis] (Glatter) Krallenfrosch {m}
(common) platanna [Xenopus laevis] Apothekerfrosch {m}
(common) plum tree [Prunus domestica subsp. domestica]Zwetschkenbaum {m} [österr.]
(common) pochard [Aythya ferina]Tafelente {f}
(common) postman [Heliconius melpomene] Postmann-Falter {m} [auch: Postmannfalter]
(common) postman [Heliconius melpomene]Großer Kurier {m}
(common) predatory bush cricket [Saga pedo] Große Sägeschrecke {f}
(common) puff adder [Bitis arietans](Gemeine) Puffotter {f}
(common) puncturevine / puncture vine [Tribulus terrestris, syn.: T. terrestris var. terrestris] Erd-Burzeldorn {m}
(common) puncturevine / puncture vine [Tribulus terrestris, syn.: T. terrestris var. terrestris]Erdsternchen {n}
(common) quaking grass [Briza media] Gemeines Zittergras {n}
(common) quaking grass [Briza media]Gewöhnliches Zittergras {n}
(common) quaking grass [Briza media]Mittleres Zittergras {n}
(common) raccoon [Procyon lotor](Nordamerikanischer) Waschbär {m}
(common) racers [genus Coluber]Zornnattern {pl}
(common) racers [genus Coluber] Pfeilnattern {pl}
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior] Ambrosia {f}
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior] Beifuß-Ambrosie {f} [Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut]
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior] Traubenkraut {n} [Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut]
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior]Ambrosie {f}
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior] Aufrechtes Traubenkraut {n} [Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut]
(common) ragweed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior]Wilder Hanf {m} [Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut]
(common) ragwort [Jacobaea vulgaris, syn.: Senecio jacobaea] Jakobs-Greiskraut / Jakobsgreiskraut {n}
(common) ragwort [Jacobaea vulgaris, syn.: Senecio jacobaea] Jakobs-Kreuzkraut / Jakobskreuzkraut {n}
(common) raven [Corvus corax] Kolkrabe {m}
(common) razor shell [Ensis ensis, syn.: E. phaxoides, E. sicula, Ensatella europaea, Solen ensis] Kleine Schwertmuschel {f}
(common) red ant [Myrmica rubra] Rotgelbe Knotenameise {f}
(common) red spider mite [Tetranychus urticae, syn.: T. althaeae, T. bimaculatus, T. telarius] Gemeine Spinnmilbe {f}
(common) red spider mite [Tetranychus urticae, syn.: T. althaeae, T. bimaculatus, T. telarius] Bohnenspinnmilbe / Bohnen-Spinnmilbe {f}
(common) red spider mite [Tetranychus urticae, syn.: T. althaeae, T. bimaculatus, T. telarius]Eibischspinnmilbe / Eibisch-Spinnmilbe {f}
(common) red spider mite [Tetranychus urticae, syn.: T. althaeae, T. bimaculatus, T. telarius]Lindenspinnmilbe / Linden-Spinnmilbe {f}
(common) red spider mite [Tetranychus urticae, syn.: T. althaeae, T. bimaculatus, T. telarius]Rote Spinne {f} [Gemeine Spinnmilbe]
(common) redpoll [Carduelis flammea, syn.: Acanthis flammea]Birkenzeisig {m}
(common) redshank [Tringa totanus] Rotschenkel {m}
(common) redstart [Phoenicurus phoenicurus] Gartenrotschwanz {m}
(common) reed bunting [Emberiza schoeniclus]Rohrammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]
(common) reed bunting [Emberiza schoeniclus]Rohrspatz {m}
(common) reed-bunting [Emberiza schoeniclus]Rohrammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]
(common) reed-bunting [Emberiza schoeniclus] Rohrspatz {m}
(common) rhododendron [Rhododendron ponticum] Pontische Alpenrose {f}
(common) ringed plover [Charadrius hiaticula] Sandregenpfeifer {m}
(common) rosefinch [Carpodacus erythrinus, syn.: Erythrina erythrina] Karmingimpel {m}
(common) rough woodlouse [Porcellio scaber] (Raue) Kellerassel {f}
(common) rough woodlouse [Porcellio scaber] (Raue) Körnerassel {f}
(common) ruck [fig.] [people] (breite) Masse {f} [Menschen]
(common) rue [Ruta graveolens] Edelraute {f} [Weinraute]
(common) sage [Salvia officinalis] Echter Salbei {m}
(common) sage [Salvia officinalis] Heilsalbei {m}
(common) sage [Salvia officinalis]Küchensalbei {m}
(common) sage [Salvia officinalis]Garten-Salbei {m}
(common) sand adder [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] (Europäische) Sandotter {f}
(common) sand adder [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] (Europäische) Hornotter {f}
(common) sand adder [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] Hornviper {f}
(common) sand adder [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] Sandviper {f}
(common) sand viper [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] (Europäische) Sandotter {f}
(common) sand viper [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] Sandviper {f}
(common) sand viper [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] (Europäische) Hornotter {f}
(common) sand viper [Vipera ammodytes, syn.: Coluber ammodytes] Hornviper {f}
(common) sawfish [Pristis pristis] Gemeiner Sägefisch {m}
(common) sawfish / saw-fish [Pristis pectinata] Kammsägefisch {m}
(common) sawfish / saw-fish [Pristis pectinata] Sägefisch {m}
(common) scad [Trachurus trachurus, syn.: Trachurus vulgaris, Caranx trachurus] [(Atlantic) horse mackerel] Holzmakrele {f}
(common) scad [Trachurus trachurus, syn.: Trachurus vulgaris, Caranx trachurus] [(Atlantic) horse mackerel]Bastardmakrele {f}
(common) scad [Trachurus trachurus, syn.: Trachurus vulgaris, Caranx trachurus] [(Atlantic) horse mackerel] Stöcker {m} [Bastardmakrele, Holzmakrele]
(common) scimitarbill [Rhinopomastus cyanomelas] Sichelhopf {m}
(common) scouring rush [Equisetum hyemale]Winter-Schachtelhalm / Winterschachtelhalm {m}
(common) scouringrush / scouring-rush / scouring rush [Equisetum hyemale] Überwinternder Schachtelhalm {m}
(common) sea buckthorn [also: (common) sea-buckthorn] [Hippophae rhamnoides]Seedorn {m} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea buckthorn [also: (common) sea-buckthorn] [Hippophae rhamnoides] Fasanbeere {f} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides] Sanddorn {m}
(common) sea fan [Gorgonia ventalina]Gewöhnlicher Seefächer {m}
(common) sea fan [Gorgonia ventalina] Großer Seefächer {m}
(common) sea fan [Gorgonia ventalina] Karibischer Seefächer {m}
(common) sea slater [Ligia oceanica, syn.: Oniscus oceanica, Oniscus oceanicus] Strandassel {f}
(common) sea slater [Ligia oceanica, syn.: Oniscus oceanica]Meeresklippenassel / Meeres-Klippenassel {f}
(common) sea slater [Ligia oceanica] Klippenassel {f}
(common) seabuckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides]Sanddorn {m}
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides] Sanddorn {m}
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides]Weidendorn {m} [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides] Dünendorn {m} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides] Audorn {m} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides]Fasanenbeere {f} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides]Haffdorn {m} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides]Rote Schlehe {f} [regional] [Sanddorn]
(common) sea-buckthorn [Hippophae rhamnoides] Sandbeere {f} [Sanddorn]
(common) seahorse / sea horse [Hippocampus kuda, syn.: H. aterrimus, H. chinensis, H. hilonis, H. moluccennsis, H. taeniops, H. tristis] Gewöhnliches Seepferdchen {n}
(common) seahorse / sea horse [Hippocampus kuda, syn.: H. aterrimus, H. chinensis, H. hilonis, H. moluccennsis, H. taeniops, H. tristis]Krönchen-Seepferdchen {n}
(common) seahorse / sea horse [Hippocampus kuda, syn.: H. aterrimus, H. chinensis, H. hilonis, H. moluccennsis, H. taeniops, H. tristis]Gelbes Seepferdchen {n}
(common) self-heal [Prunella vulgaris]St.-Antonikraut {n} [ugs.] [österr.] [ostpreußisch] [Kleine Braunelle]
(common) self-heal [Prunella vulgaris]Blauer Kuckuck {m} [Kleine Braunelle]
(common) shag [Phalacrocorax aristotelis]Krähenscharbe {f}
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