Blogs about: Grebes
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Cormorant
The couple of semi-resident Cormorants spend most of their day log-loafing, but when they go fishing – they go fishing! Sadly this battle royal ended with a fatally wounded fish that the bird le… more →
bretton diary
Eldorado re-visited
bobzeller wrote 3 weeks ago: In my excitement of talking about the great things of the new Canon EOS 7d, I forgot to mention abou … more →
Kootenay Nature Photos from September 2009
kootenayphotos wrote 2 months ago: Great Blue Heron A Great Blue Heron takes flight over Duck Lake. Ring-necked Pheasant A Ring-necked … more →
cormorant
bluebirder wrote 5 months ago: The couple of semi-resident Cormorants spend most of their day log-loafing, but when they go fishing … more →
grebe family
bluebirder wrote 6 months ago: After pulling their disappearing act for a couple of weeks it’s good to see the Great Crested … more →
grebes on the brink
bluebirder wrote 7 months ago: Just days to go now before the happy event and both adult Great Crested Grebes are in continuous clo … more →
bridge royd wood
bluebirder wrote 7 months ago: I’ll be away for a while and the bluebells might well be past their best by my return. They … more →
Slavonian grebe (podiceps auritius)
Risto wrote 7 months ago: There are about twenty slavonian grebes in Suomenoja bird sanctruary. … more →
Grebes in Winter Wear
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bevson wrote 9 months ago: Grebes are similar looking in winter. Can you tell the difference? Which one is the Eared and whic … more →
hundred up
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bluebirder wrote 11 months ago: A typically brief encounter with a Woodcock this morning took my total number of bird species record … more →
The Elephant's Butte
tuulenhaiven wrote 1 year ago: I got up at 5:30 yesterday morning and drove out to Elephant Butte Lake State Park, which is an hour … more →
Bird Photography Weekly
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bevson wrote 1 year ago: The first time I saw Red-necked Grebes was in April 1994 at Round Valley Reservoir in NJ. My notes … more →
at summer's end
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bluebirder wrote 1 year ago: September is arguably the most spectacular month at Bretton with it’s unique combination of li … more →
One good tern deserves another, and the voice of the grebe is heard across the water.
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atowhee wrote 1 year ago: I’ve already blogged about chasing raptors across the frozen steppe that is the Klamath Basin … more →
