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Definition
Synonym
Schwarzr�cken Waldhuscher
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Braunrücken-Waldhuscher
m
ornith.
Lowland Mouse Warbler
Schwarzrücken-Waldhuscher
m
ornith.
Mid-mountain Mouse Warbler
Braunbauch-Waldhuscher
m
ornith.
Mountain Mouse Warbler
Deutsche
Schwarzr�cken Waldhuscher Synonyme
Englische
Lowland Mouse Warbler Synonyme
lowlands
agricultural region
alkali flat
alluvial plain
arable land
basin
black belt
bottomland
bushveld
campo
champaign
champaign country
citrus belt
coastal plain
corn belt
cotton belt
countryside
delta
desert
down
downs
dust bowl
farm belt
farm country
farmland
fell
flat
flat country
flatland
flats
fruit belt
grass roots
grass veld
grassland
grazing region
heath
highlands
lande
level
llano
lowland
lunar mare
mare
meadows and pastures
mesa
mesilla
moor
moorland
moors
open country
pampa
pampas
peneplain
plain
plains
plateau
playa
prairie
prairies
province
provinces
rural district
rustic region
salt flat
salt marsh
salt pan
savanna
sebkha
steppe
steppes
table
tableland
the country
the soil
the sticks
tobacco belt
tree veld
tundra
upland
uplands
vega
veld
weald
wheat belt
wide-open spaces
wold
woodland
woods and fields
yokeldom
Schwarzr�cken Waldhuscher Definition
Blackburnian
warbler
(
)
A
beautiful
warbler
of
the
United
States
(Dendroica
Blackburniae).
The
male
is
strongly
marked
with
orange,
yellow,
and
black
on
the
head
and
neck,
and
has
an
orange-yellow
breast.
Lowland
(
n.
)
Land
which
is
low
with
respect
to
the
neighboring
country
Mouse
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small
rodents
belonging
to
the
genus
Mus
and
various
related
genera
of
the
family
Muridae.
The
common
house
mouse
(Mus
musculus)
is
found
in
nearly
all
countries.
The
American
white-footed,
or
deer,
mouse
(Hesperomys
leucopus)
sometimes
lives
in
houses.
See
Dormouse,
Meadow
mouse,
under
Meadow,
and
Harvest
mouse,
under
Harvest.
Mouse
(
n.
)
A
knob
made
on
a
rope
with
spun
yarn
or
parceling
to
prevent
a
running
eye
from
slipping.
Mouse
(
n.
)
Same
as
2d
Mousing,
2.
Mouse
(
n.
)
A
familiar
term
of
endearment.
Mouse
(
n.
)
A
dark-colored
swelling
caused
by
a
blow.
Mouse
(
n.
)
A
match
used
in
firing
guns
or
blasting.
Mouse
(
v.
i.)
To
watch
for
and
catch
mice.
Mouse
(
v.
i.)
To
watch
for
or
pursue
anything
in
a
sly
manner
Mouse
(
v.
t.)
To
tear,
as
a
cat
devours
a
mouse.
Mouse
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
mouse
Mouse-ear
(
n.
)
The
forget-me-not
(Myosotis
palustris)
and
other
species
of
the
same
genus.
Mouse-ear
(
n.
)
A
European
species
of
hawkweed
(Hieracium
Pilosella).
Sea
mouse
(
)
A
dorsibranchiate
annelid,
belonging
to
Aphrodite
and
allied
genera,
having
long,
slender,
hairlike
setae
on
the
sides.
Sea
mouse
(
)
The
dunlin.
Warbler
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
warbles
Warbler
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small
Old
World
singing
birds
belonging
to
the
family
Sylviidae,
many
of
which
are
noted
songsters.
The
bluethroat,
blackcap,
reed
warbler
(see
under
Reed),
and
sedge
warbler
(see
under
Sedge)
are
well-known
species.
Warbler
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small,
often
bright
colored,
American
singing
birds
of
the
family
or
subfamily
Mniotiltidae,
or
Sylvicolinae.
They
are
allied
to
the
Old
World
warblers,
but
most
of
them
are
not
particularly
musical.
Water
mouse
(
)
Any
one
of
several
species
of
mice
belonging
to
the
genus
Hydromys,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania.
Their
hind
legs
are
strong
and
their
toes
partially
webbed.
They
live
on
the
borders
of
streams,
and
swim
well.
They
are
remarkable
as
being
the
only
rodents
found
in
Australia.
Lowland Mouse Warbler Bedeutung
click
mouse
click
depression
of
a
button
on
a
computer
mouse,
a
click
on
the
right
button
for
example
cat
and
mouse
cat
and
rat
a
game
for
children
in
which
the
players
form
a
circle
and
join
hands,
they
raise
their
hands
to
let
a
player
inside
the
circle
or
lower
their
hands
to
bar
a
second
player
who
is
chasing
the
first
warbler
a
small
active
songbird
Old
World
warbler
true
warbler
small
active
brownish
or
greyish
Old
World
birds
wood
warbler
Phylloscopus
sibilatrix
European
woodland
warbler
with
dull
yellow
plumage
sedge
warbler
sedge
bird
sedge
wren
reedbird
Acrocephalus
schoenobaenus
small
European
warbler
that
breeds
among
reeds
and
wedges
and
winters
in
Africa
wren
warbler
small
Asiatic
and
African
bird,
constructs
nests
like
those
of
tailorbirds
New
World
warbler
wood
warbler
small
brightolored
American
songbird
with
a
weak
unmusical
song
parula
warbler
northern
parula
Parula
americana
small
grey-blue
wood
warbler
with
yellow
throat
and
breast,
of
eastern
North
America
Wilson's
warbler
Wilson's
blackcap
Wilsonia
pusilla
yellow
wood
warbler
with
a
black
crown
flycatching
warbler
any
of
numerous
American
wood
warblers
that
feed
on
insects
caught
on
the
wing
Cape
May
warbler
Dendroica
tigrina
North
American
wood
warbler,
olive
green
and
yellow
striped
with
black
yellow
warbler
golden
warbler
yellowbird
Dendroica
petechia
yellow-throated
American
wood
warbler
Blackburn
Blackburnian
warbler
Dendroica
fusca
black-and-white
North
American
wood
warbler
having
an
orange-and-black
head
and
throat
Audubon's
warbler
Audubon
warbler
Dendroica
auduboni
common
warbler
of
western
North
America
myrtle
warbler
myrtle
bird
Dendroica
coronata
similar
to
Audubon's
warbler
lowland
burrowing
treefrog
northern
casque-headed
frog
Pternohyla
fodiens
terrestrial
burrowing
nocturnal
frog
of
grassy
terrain
and
scrub
forests
having
very
hard
upper
surface
of
head,
of
the
United
States
southwest
flying
mouse
tiny
flying
phalanger
pouched
mouse
marsupial
mouse
marsupial
rat
any
of
numerous
small
sharp-nosed
insectivorous
marsupials
superficially
resembling
mice
or
rats
sea
mouse
any
of
several
large
worms
having
a
broad
flattened
body
with
a
mat
of
coarse
hairs
covering
the
back
mouse-eared
bat
a
carnivorous
bat
with
ears
like
a
mouse
pika
mouse
hare
rock
rabbit
coney
cony
small
short-eared
burrowing
mammal
of
rocky
uplands
of
Asia
and
western
North
America
mouse
any
of
numerous
small
rodents
typically
resembling
diminutive
rats
having
pointed
snouts
and
small
ears
on
elongated
bodies
with
slender
usually
hairless
tails
house
mouse
Mus
musculus
brownish-grey
Old
World
mouse
now
a
common
household
pest
worldwide
harvest
mouse
Micromyx
minutus
small
reddish-brown
Eurasian
mouse
inhabiting
e.g.
cornfields
field
mouse
fieldmouse
any
nocturnal
Old
World
mouse
of
the
genus
Apodemus
inhabiting
woods
and
fields
and
gardens
nude
mouse
a
mouse
with
a
genetic
defect
that
prevents
them
from
growing
hair
and
also
prevents
them
from
immunologically
rejecting
human
cells
and
tissues,
widely
used
in
preclinical
trials
European
wood
mouse
Apodemus
sylvaticus
nocturnal
yellowish-brown
mouse
inhabiting
woods
and
fields
and
gardens
kangaroo
mouse
leaping
rodent
of
Australian
desert
areas
New
World
mouse
a
variety
of
rodent
American
harvest
mouse
harvest
mouse
any
of
several
small
greyish
New
World
mice
inhabiting
e.g.
grain
fields
wood
mouse
any
of
various
New
World
woodland
mice
white-footed
mouse
vesper
mouse
Peromyscus
leucopus
American
woodland
mouse
with
white
feet
and
underparts
deer
mouse
Peromyscus
maniculatus
brownish
New
World
mouse,
most
widely
distributed
member
of
the
genus
cactus
mouse
Peromyscus
eremicus
burrowing
mouse
of
desert
areas
of
southwestern
United
States
cotton
mouse
Peromyscus
gossypinus
large
dark
mouse
of
southeastern
United
States
pygmy
mouse
Baiomys
taylori
very
small
dark
greyish
brown
mouse
resembling
a
house
mouse,
of
Texas
and
Mexico
grasshopper
mouse
insectivorous
mouse
of
western
North
America
vole
field
mouse
any
of
various
small
mouselike
rodents
of
the
family
Cricetidae
(especially
of
genus
Microtus)
having
a
stout
short-tailed
body
and
inconspicuous
ears
and
inhabiting
fields
or
meadows
pine
vole
pine
mouse
Pitymys
pinetorum
short-tailed
glossy-furred
burrowing
vole
of
the
eastern
United
States
meadow
vole
meadow
mouse
Microtus
pennsylvaticus
widely
distributed
in
grasslands
of
northern
United
States
and
Canada
red-backed
mouse
redback
vole
any
of
several
voles
of
mountainous
regions
of
Eurasia
and
America
pocket
mouse
any
of
various
small
nocturnal
burrowing
desert
rodents
with
cheek
pouches
and
long
hind
legs
and
tail
silky
pocket
mouse
Perognathus
flavus
small
pale
yellowish
soft-furred
rodent
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
plains
pocket
mouse
Perognathus
flavescens
small
rodent
of
open
areas
of
United
States
plains
states
hispid
pocket
mouse
Perognathus
hispidus
large
stiff-haired
rodent
of
shortgrass
prairies
of
United
States
Mexican
pocket
mouse
Liomys
irroratus
large
pocket
mouse
of
Mexico
kangaroo
mouse
dwarf
pocket
rat
small
silky-haired
pouched
rodent,
similar
to
but
smaller
than
kangaroo
rats
jumping
mouse
any
of
several
primitive
mouselike
rodents
with
long
hind
legs
and
no
cheek
pouches,
of
woodlands
of
Eurasia
and
North
America
meadow
jumping
mouse
Zapus
hudsonius
widely
distributed
in
northeastern
and
central
United
States
and
Canada
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