Übersetzung für "Basstölpel" in Englisch

Northern gannets will lay another egg if the first one is lost.

The most common bird found on the island is the Northern Gannet.

In the autumn, around 20,000 gannets are found in the Dutch North Sea.

Sea birds such as gannets are often spotted at the sea.

The gannet is the largest seabird in the North Sea region.

A lot of gannets were seen.

Other fishing techniques can also form a threat to gannets.

They usually push their prey deeper into the water and capture it as they return to the surface.

The mainstay of their food supplies was the profusion of island birds, especially gannet and fulmar.

The extra care is necessary, since gannets only lay one egg per year.

Because that day is the time of return of the gannets, according to tradition.

The only bird which seem to have an normal season, is the gannet.

The lighthouse on the cliffs provides an impressive view where rare Northern gannets brood on the rocks.

On some bird islands as Heligoland, Northern Gannets (Morus bassanus) breed, too.

You may be lucky to see such rare birds as the northern gannet or the Leach's storm-petrel.

And only one of them was out on á Rogve, to greet the gannets.

In general, birds first return to a colony (not necessarily the one they were born in) when they are two or three years old.

It is not unusual for birds to change colony before they reach breeding age, but once an individual has successfully bred in a colony it will not change to another.

The Bass Rock in the Firth of Forth hosts upwards of 40,000 pairs of northern gannets and is the largest single rock gannetry in the world.

The point is home to many seabirds, including penguins, gannets and spoonbills, and a large breeding colony of fur seals.

The northern gannet (Sula bassana) is a seabird and it is the largest member of the gannet family, Sulidae.

They may even make a nest but they will not breed until they are four or five years old.