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EnglishGerman
piedbunt gekleidet
piedgescheckt
pied buntscheckig
pied bunt
pied gefleckt
pied à terre Zweitwohnung {f}
pied avocet [Recurvirostra avosetta] Säbelschnäbler {m}
pied babbler [Turdoides bicolor] Elsterdrossling {m}
pied barbet [Tricholaema leucomelas] Rotstirn-Bartvogel {m}
pied blackbird [Zoothera wardii] Elsterdrossel {f}
pied bronze cuckoo [Chrysococcyx crassirostris] Dickschnabel-Bronzekuckuck {m}
pied bushchat [Saxicola caprata] Mohrenschwarzkehlchen {n}
pied butcherbird [Cracticus nigrogularis] Schwarzkehl-Metzgervogel {m}
pied butcherbird [Cracticus nigrogularis]Schwarzkehl-Würgatzel {f}
pied butcherbird [Cracticus nigrogularis]Schwarzkehl-Krähenwürger {m}
pied (butterfly) bat [Niumbaha superba, syn.: Glauconycteris superba, Chalinolobus superbus] Schwarzweiße Schmetterlingsfledermaus {f}
pied chat [Oenanthe picata] Elstersteinschmätzer {m} [auch: Elster-Steinschmätzer]
pied chat [Oenanthe picata]Elsterschmätzer {m}
pied chat [Oenanthe picata]Schwarz-Steinschmätzer {m}
pied cormorant [Phalacrocorax varius] Elsterscharbe {f}
pied coucal [Centropus ateralbus]Weißkopfkuckuck {m}
pied crested cuckoo [Clamator jacobinus] Jakobinerkuckuck {m}
pied crow [Corvus albus]Schildrabe {m}
pied cuckoo [Clamator jacobinus] Jakobinerkuckuck {m}
pied cuckoo dove [Reinwardtoena browni] Schwarztaube {f}
pied cuckoo dove [Reinwardtoena browni] Schwarze Reinwardttaube {f}
pied cuckoo-shrike [Coracina bicolor] Zweifarben-Raupenfänger {m}
pied currawong [Strepera graculina] Weißbürzel-Würgerkrähe {f}
pied currawong [Strepera graculina]Dickschnabel-Würgerkrähe {f}
pied falconet [Microhierax melanoleucos, syn.: M.melanoleucus ] Elsterfälkchen {n}
pied fantail [Rhipidura javanica]Malaienfächerschwanz {m}
pied flycatcher [Ficedula speculigera]Atlasschnäpper {m}
pied flycatcher [Muscicapa hypoleuca] Trauerfliegenschnäpper {m}
pied goose [Anseranas semipalmata, syn.: Anas semipalmata] Spaltfußgans {f}
pied goshawk [Accipiter albogularis]Elsterhabicht {m}
pied ground thrush [Zoothera wardii]Elsterdrossel {f}
pied harrier [Circus melanoleucos]Elsterweihe {f}
pied heron [Ardea picata] Elsterreiher {m}
pied honeyeater [Certhionyx variegatus]Elsterhonigfresser {m}
pied hornbill [Tockus fasciatus, syn.: T. semifasciatus, Lophoceros fasciatus]Elstertoko {m}
pied imperial pigeon [Ducula bicolor] Zweifarben-Fruchttaube {f}
pied kingfisher [Ceryle rudis] Graufischer {m}
pied lapwing [Hoploxypterus cayanus, syn.: Vanellus cayanus] Cayennekiebitz {m} [Diademkiebitz]
pied monarch [Arses kaupi]Elstermonarch {m}
pied myna [Gracupica contra]Elsterstar {m}
pied noir Algerienfranzose {m}
pied oystercatcher [Haematopus longirostris]Australischer Austernfischer {m}
Pied Piper [fig.] [also: pied piper]Volksverführer {m} [pej.]
Pied Piper [fig.] [also: pied piper] Rattenfänger {m} [fig.] [pej.] [Volksverführer]
pied piping [obs.] Rattenfängerkonstruktion {f}
pied plover [Hoploxypterus cayanus, syn.: Venellus cayanus] Cayennekiebitz {m} [Diademkiebitz]
pied puffbird [Notharchus tectus]Elsterfaulvogel {m}
pied puffbird [Notharchus tectus] Bänder-Faulvogel {m}
pied robin [Poecilodryas hypoleuca]Schwarzflankenschnäpper {m}
pied shag [Phalacrocorax varius]Elsterscharbe {f}
pied shieldbug / shield bug [Tritomegas bicolor, syn.: Sehirus bicolor]Schwarzweiße Erdwanze {f}
pied shrike-babbler [Pteruthius flaviscapis] Weißbrauen-Würgertimalie {f}
pied starling [Gracupica contra, syn.: Sturnus contra] Elsterstar {m}
pied stilt [Himantopus himantopus]Stelzenläufer {m}
pied stonechat [Saxicola caprata] Mohrenschwarzkehlchen {n}
pied tamarin [Saguinus bicolor] Zweifarbentamarin {m} [Krallenaffe]
pied tamarin [Saguinus bicolor] Manteläffchen {n}
pied tamarin [Saguinus bicolor]Mantelaffe {m} [Zweifarbentamarin]
pied tanager [Lamprospiza melanoleuca] Rotschnabeltangare {f} [auch: Rotschnabel-Tangare]
pied thrush [Zoothera wardii]Elsterdrossel {f}
pied triller [Lalage nigra]Weißstirnlalage {f}
pied wagtail [Motacilla alba yarrellii, syn.: Motacilla yarrellii] Trauer-Bachstelze {f}
pied wagtail [Motacilla alba yarrellii]Trauerbachstelze {f}
pied wagtail [Motacilla samveasnae]Mekongstelze {f}
pied water tyrant [Fluvicola pica]Elstertyrann {m}
pied wheatear [Oenanthe picata]Elstersteinschmätzer {m} [auch: Elster-Steinschmätzer]
pied wheatear [Oenanthe picata] Elsterschmätzer {m}
pied wheatear [Oenanthe picata] Schwarz-Steinschmätzer {m}
pied wheatear [Oenanthe pleschanka] Nonnenschmätzer {m}
pied wheatear [Oenanthe pleschanka] Nonnensteinschmätzer {m}
pied-à-terreZweitwohnung {f}
pied-à-terreAbsteige {f} [kleine Wohnung für v. a. berufliche Aufenthalte]
pied-bellied shieldtail [Melanophidium punctatum]Buntbäuchiger Schildschwanz {m}
pied-billed dabchick [Podilymbus podiceps] Bindentaucher {m}
pied-billed grebe [Podilymbus podiceps] Bindentaucher {m}
pied-crested tit-tyrant [Anairetes reguloides]Streifentachuri {m}
pied-crested tit-tyrant [Anairetes reguloides] Streifenbauch-Tachurityrann {m}
pied-de-poule [rare for: houndstooth pattern]Hahnentritt {m} [Hahnentrittmuster]
PiedmontPiemont {n}
piedmontBergvorland {n}
piedmont Gebirgsvorland {n}
Piedmont bedstraw [Cruciata pedemontana, syn.: Galium pedemontanum, Vaillantia pedemontana]Piemonteser Kreuzlabkraut {n}
Piedmont crosswort [Cruciata pedemontana, syn.: Galium pedemontanum, Vaillantia pedemontana] Piemonteser Kreuzlabkraut {n}
piedmont glacierVorlandgletscher {m}
Piedmont mountain grasshopper [Epipodisma pedemontana] Südwestalpen-Gebirgsschrecke {f}
Piedmont primrose-willow [Ludwigia arcuata, syn.: Ludwigiantha arcuata]Schmalblättrige Ludwigie {f}
Piedmont primrose-willow [Ludwigia arcuata, syn.: Ludwigiantha arcuata] Gebogenblättrige Ludwigie {f}
Piedmont rhododendron [Rhododendron minus] Kleiner Rhododendron {m}
Piedmont rhododendron [Rhododendron minus] Kleine Alpenrose {f}
Piedmont ringlet [Erebia meolans] [butterfly] Gelbbindiger Mohrenfalter {m}
Piedmont ringlet [Erebia meolans] [butterfly] Gelbbindenmohrenfalter {m}
Piedmont ringlet [Erebia meolans] [butterfly]Gelbbinden-Mohrenfalter {m}
Piedmont saxifrage [Saxifraga pedemontana] Piemonteser Steinbrech {m}
Piedmontesepiemontesisch
Piedmontese {pl} Piemontesen {pl}
« pict — pidd — piec — piec — piec — pied — Pied — Pier — pigf — Pige — pigf »
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