Google is still quite hopeless when it comes to names of birds, so it always takes some detective work to not only identify birds I see (and with a bit of luck sometimes photograph) on my walks and find out what they are called in one of the three languages I use the most, but to also find out what they are in the other two languages. Hence this list which is a work in progress.
Husrødstjert | Black redstart | Hausrotschwanz (der) |
Solsort | Blackbird | Amsel |
Musvit | Great tit | Kohlmeise |
Skovskade | Eurasian jay | Eichelhäher |
Rødkœlk/-hals | Robin | Rotkehlchen |
Gærdesmutte | Eurasian Wren | Zaunkönig |
Spotted Woodpecker | Buntspecht | |
Skade | Magpie | Elster |
Grønirisk | Greenfinch | Grünfink |
Sortstrubet Bynkefugl | European Stonechat | Schwarzkehlchen |
Gransanger | Chiffchaff | Zilpzalp |
Sisken | Siskin | Erlenzeisig |
Træløber | Eurasian Treecreeper | Eurasischer Baumläufer |
Shorttoed treecreeper | Gartenbaumläufer | |
Dompap | Bullfinch | Gimpel |
Munk | Blackcap | Mönchsgrasmücke |
Blåmejse | Blue tit | Blaumeise |
Spætmejse | Nuthatch | Kleiber |
Halemejse | Long-tailed (bush)tit | Schwanzmeise |
Bogfinke | Chaffink | Buchfink |
Guldfinke | Goldfinch | Stieglitz |
Gråspurv | House sparrow | Haussperling (“Spatz”) |
Jernspurv | Dunnock | Heckenbraunelle |
Gulspurv | Yellowhammer | Goldammer |
Eurasian skylark | ||
Mallard | ||
Heron | ||
Egret | ||
Hawk | Habicht | |
Kernebider | Kernbeißer |