Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

divagante

English translation:

vagrant

Added to glossary by Toby Wakely
Oct 19, 2011 06:53
12 yrs ago
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Spanish term

divagante

Spanish to English Science Zoology characterisation of phenological status
This word is bewildering me a little. It comes from a text about research into the local birdlife in central Spain.Thanks for your help.

"La caracterización del estatus fenológico indica el predominio de categorías fenológicas temporales (migratorias, ocasionales, divagantes y estivales) sobre las constantes en el tiempo (residentes). Ello se debe a la mayor estacionalidad y temporalidad de los sistemas palustres calatravos."

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vagrant



www.wildlifeextra.com › World Wildlife › Middle East


Although the resident birdlife of Masirah is mainly made up of species from the Arabian Peninsula, it is also a haven for some migratory and vagrant species. ...

Covers all residents, migratory and vagrant species, including all subspecies that occur on the islands, many of which are endemic. ...
Peer comment(s):

agree Emma Goldsmith : Yep. http://naturaleza.yucatan.travel/en/observacion-de-aves/
3 mins
Thanks, Emma.
agree Charles Davis : Yes: divagante = vagrant = outside normal range or no fixed range
37 mins
Thanks, Charles.
agree Evans (X)
1 hr
Thanks, Gilla.
agree Rachel Fell
1 hr
agree Sarita Mardon
2 hrs
agree Silvina P.
3 hrs
agree James A. Walsh
4 hrs
agree Shana Yael Shubs
5 hrs
agree Richard Hill
7 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Great answer, Peter, thanks."
8 mins

ranging/drifting

I don't know if this is technical term, but I think it's the right meaning, i.e. birds that "roam" over large areas. "Divagar" is another word for "vagar":

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Wandering

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