Examples of using Mallards in English and their translations into German
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Ladies and gentlemen, from the Blue Lake Mallards in Canada, the Fist.
Flamingos, mallards and pygmy cormorants are very common here in winter time.
Coots, little turns, red herons and mallards live in peace on the lagoon.
Throughout the low lands, from Zeeland till Sleeswijk-Holstein,duck decoys have been designed for catching mallards.
I may be new to social networking, but the Mallards invented multitasking.
The vast majority of the mallards seen in the winter in Denmark are thus part of the Scandinavian population.
The park is usually overwhelmed by twitter of birds, mallards lay eggs in the lakeside bushes.
Both male and female Mallards have a patch in their wings called a speculum that is blue with a white border.
Here is a video sequence that is probably unique, showing mallards three individuals.
Portraits of mallards decorate the lobby's walls, with a grand piano and a fireplace on opposite ends of a faded floral carpet.
There are many duck species that may be hunted,but the most common are mallards, teal and widgeon.
We counted 500 mallards(Anas platyrhynchos), among whom we also found three goldeneyes(Bucephala clangula) and one goosander Mergus merganser.
The barks of Bewick's swans, the shrill cries of white-fronted geese,the whistlings of widgeons and the comical quacking of mallards join in.
The most common aquatic birds in parks, the mallards and mute swans, confident and almost behaving as domesticated birds, most often get in distress in winter.
If the nest should be robbed the female usually lays a new clutch-thus we can still see female mallards with little ducklings in July.
Gadwalls and mallards stay here throughout the year, garganeys pass through while migrating and the rare ferruginous ducks appear during the summer months.
There you forward in nature,we have been particularly fortunate we saw ducks, mallards pink flamingos, herons, pheasants, swans, a hare….
Most numerous of the observed species were barnacle geese(25700 birds), bean geese and greater white-fronted geese(21600 altogether),brent geese(1567) and mallards 1433.
The mallards continue their search, flying over Boston landmarks such as Beacon Hill, the Massachusetts State House, and Louisburg Square.
In the video we see for a moment the barnacle geese that have just arrived to the Haseks beach, then also wigeons, some solitary grey geese,woodcocks, mallards and others.
It was probably an establishednatural hybrid swarm formed by hybrids between Mallards(Anas platyrhynchus(L.)) and Pacific Black Ducks Anas superciliosa Gmelin.
From the lakeside outings of the camping village you will find a beach and a large rushes,a natural oasis for lake's fauna such as swans, mallards, coots, grebes, frogs, etc.
In the Keila river at Keila-Joa I have always seen mallards busy at the salmon and trout spawning grounds but I have never thought of connecting them with eating roe.
The first night with the beaver camera was promising- before midnight the sound of a beaver chewing at a tree was audible quite close, also frogs quaking,cranes, mallards and tawny owl.
With its rich variety of plant and animal species, including mallards and herons, it offers nature lovers the opportunity to spend pleasant moments immersed in a fantastic natural landscape.
To name a few: the Knight of the Italian Avocet, the Gull-billed Tern, the common Tern, the small Tern, the Kentish Plover, the Redshank, the Rosy Gull, the Common Gull, the Shelduck, Teal and Garganey, herons, egrets,knights of Italy, mallards, coots garganeys, shelduck and Pink Flamingos.
The little grebes are together with mallards here and if a passer-by asks if those tiny birds with the ducks are ducklings then you can confidently assure that it is not quite as crazy as that.
Scientists participating in the Icarus project want toattach transmitters to northern pintails(Anas acuta) and mallards(Anas platyrhynchos) in Siberia for example and observe them on their flights to their winter quarters in tropical Africa, India and Southeast Asia.
Fox informs me that out of some half-tamed wild-ducks, on a large pond in his neighborhood, so many mallards were shot by the game-keeper that only one was left for every seven or eight females; yet unusually large broods were reared.

