Examples of using Serinus in English and their translations into German
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Serinus citrinella has no subspecies.
There are no subspecies of Serinus serinus.
The European serin, Serinus serinus, is overall more greenish, smaller and more stocky than the slender Syrian serin.
Later this taxonomy was converted by Koch into Serinus serinus.
The Serinus from Corsica and Sardinia look similar to the Citril Finch, the difference is the brown back of the Corsican Citril Finch.
Of the permanent species, one counts the hoopoe, the blue chaffinch, bullfinch,the bustard of Fuerteventura and of course the canary Serinus canarius.
In the past, Serinus melanochrous was considered a subspecies of Serinus burtoni, in some books also as a subspecies of Serinus striolatus.
Flavivertex(Yellow-Crowned Canary)has clearly less grey in the neck and also is confused with Serinus syriacus(Syrian Serin) which shows less black in the wings.
At the first description of Serinus koliensis by Grant& Mackworth-Praed(1952), the scientific name was Serinus capistratus koliensis.
The common residents of the open field and terrain are the rock partridge: the European goldfinch( Carduelis carduelis), linnet( Acanthis cannabina), the European greenfinch( Carduelis chloris)and the European serin Serinus serinus.
In Europe, only 2 types, the Girlitz(Serinus serinus) and the Zitronengirlitz(Serinus citrinella), live named also lemon-finch or Zitronenzeisig.
The case concerns the live capture of seven species: chaffinch Fringilla coelebs, linnet Carduelis cannabina, goldfinch Carduelis carduelis, greenfinch Carduelis chloris, hawfinch Coccothraustes coccothraustes, serin Serinus serinus and siskin Carduelis spinus.
Details For birds belonging to the genus Serinus, these'African citrils' are different from the other Serin species in some respects.
Serinus leucopterus feeds on small seeds, fruits, nectar, buds and flowers of plants and in winter especially with the slightly larger seeds of various Protea species.
Although there is no mention of subspecies in Serinus pusillus, the available photos show that there are many differences in color, brightness and markings.
Serinus donaldsoni is certainly not a commonly held bird among the members of the European Society of Serinus Breeders(ESSB) and cultured Serinus specie.
On the website, the ESSB has placed this bird among the"Serinus", especially because the scientific name Serinus symonsi, has been used in several manuals.
Genus Serinus The original scientific name of the European serin according to the Linnaeus system was Fringilla serinus.
On the opposite;in certain books the yellow-browed seedeater is described as a smaller subspecies of Serinus striolatus(Streaky seedeater) with the comment that the yellow-green eyebrows would be a particularly distinctive feature for these birds.
Details Serinus reichenowi(Reichenows Seedeater) and Serinus xanthopygius(Yellow-rumped Seedeater) can be confused with Serinus altrogularis, because all three have a yellow rump and are around the same size.
Others see these birds as a subspecies of Serinus xanthopygius(Yellow-rumped canary), who lives in an area more close by than the Black-throated canary.
Both the subspecies Serinus leucopygius pallens and Serinus leucopygius riggenbachi have some minimal differences from the nominal form, Serinus leucopygius leucopygius.
There are experts who assume that Serinus rothschildi, with its dark olive-green rump, is a subspecies of Serinus atrogularis, Black-throated canary.
Description and subspecies Serinus-Society follows the classification of species of the'Birds of the World' handbook by James F. Clements, in which Serinus flavivertex is described as a species of the Serinus genus.
The Brown-rumped canary can be confused with Serinus reichardi(Reichard's Seedeater), however, the eyebrow stripe is less bright white and these stripes form a band at Reichard's Seedeater.
Comparing to all other Serinus which look similar in colour and size as the Citril Finch, the delicate beak of the European and the Corsican Citril Finch is remarkable.
The African citril can be confused with Serinus hypostictus(Southern citril), Serinus Frontalis(Western citril) and Serinus Koliensis Papyrus canary.
Some books, often of an older date, mention Serinus reichenowi(Reichenows seedeater) and Serinus xanthopygius as subspecies of Serinus atrogularis Black-throated canary.
However female birds of the subspecies Serinus mozambicus punctigula and Serinus mozambicus caniceps do have this more or less distinctive ring from grey to dark green dots or stripes in the neck.
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