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Перевод: nuthatch

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поползень [зоол.]

Тезаурус:

1. The lack of foliage made it easier to focus, with binoculars, on individual songsters: chaff inch, blackbird, song thrush, mistle thrush, wren, dunnock, blue tie, great tie, coal tie, nuthatch and tree creeper.
2. Similar behaviour occurs in the American brown-headed nuthatch.
3. There were five species whose breeding populations had definitely increased--Sparrowhawks and Kestrels, the two widespread daytime predators, and the Marsh Tit, Nuthatch and Treecreeper, all woodland species see ED 57.
4. A pair of spotted woodpeckers nested in what was known as the Little Wood below the lake and when the nuts were ripe on the copper cob trees a nuthatch came up quite close to the house.
5. Call a loud, clear, rather musical "kew-kew-kew-kew-kew", somewhat like calls of Nuthatch (p 271), Lesser Spotted Woodpecker or Kestrel (p. 95) and other small birds of prey.
6. Hopelessly inadequate if a pond is to contain fish but, Lou insisted, quite enough to cover the shins of a bathing nuthatch.
7. Her nuthatch and jay paintings are particularly appealing.
8. And a cinnamon and blue nuthatch had been seen creeping up the trunk of a tree towards its mud-patched nesting hole, giving one lad a splendid chance to try out his new birthday present telescope.
9. Holes in trees are often scarce and the problem is made more acute by competition from other hole nesters like the great tit, redstart and nuthatch.
10. At any time of year you're likely to see plenty of birds, including nuthatch, green woodpecker and jay.
11. A first sighting of a nuthatch was recorded.
12. The nuthatch, on the other hand, in spite of being a slightly larger bird, is rather more versatile.
13. A habitat detail not very fully covered was the age of trees, which must have some bearing on the distribution and numbers of hole-nesting species such as woodpeckers, tits, Nuthatch and Starling.