Translation of "Grey heron" in German

The grey heron sees exactly who swims under water.

And Mr. Grey heron showed us his beautiful wedding dress:

Well, this young Grey heron had landed on the islet and enjoyed...

But his voice was by far not as loud as the voice of a Grey Heron:

Another Grey Heron attentively watched everything what happened around him:

A grey heron is there, and it isn't a bird who stayed for the winter.

In front of dark clouds a grey heron flies majestically over the stage towards the town.

Grey Heron is a more solitary bird away from its breeding colonies than the egrets,

Also Mr. Grey heron felt much too hot:

What goes on in the grey heron colony?

Some moving templates of a cormorant, of a grey heron and of a marsh hawk hang from the ceiling.

At the northern exit of the city, a grey heron is waiting for feed on a little island.

Mr. Grey heron dried its wings and sets off for its sleeping tree:

It is nearly as large as the grey heron, which it resembles in appearance, although it is generally darker.

The preservation of this natural forest as a habitat for, in some cases rare, species of animal like the European wildcat, and the establishment of specially protected zones around breeding colonies of cormorant, grey heron and black stork are aims that the National Park authority has set itself.

Along the tour we will see birds like the Grey Heron, the White Stork and many other birds that use this area as a feeding habitat.

The web camera testifies to the fact that in the grey heron colony great egrets also nest from 2015 – in the opinion of some people among the most beautiful of European birds.

The activity goes along spectacular surroundings, where is possible to observe rare species of trees such as the Portuguese Laurel (Prunus lusitanica), and also river birds, such as the Grey Heron, the White-throated Dipper or the River Kingfisher.

Larger bird include Grey heron (Ardea cinerea), Cormorant, Kestrel, Sparrowhawk and Bittern.

You can follow 0 or 10 in order to pick flowers in the fields, tease the cows who come and look at you, admire a butterfly or a ladybird, take a look at the old wash house which has seen so many washerwomen pass by, or rest and listen to the birdsong and admire the spectacular flight of the grey heron.