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Grebes (/ˈɡriːbz/) are
aquatic diving birds in the
order Podicipediformes (/ˌpɒdɪsɪˈpɛdɪfɔːrmiːz/).
Grebes are
widely distributed freshwater birds, with...
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territorial behavior of the
small grebes of
North America".
Wilson Bull. 88: 390–399.
Storer (1969). "The
behaviour of the
Horned Grebe in spring". Condor. 71 (2):...
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restored and man-made wetlands. Pied-billed
grebes live
approximately 10–12 years. Pied-billed
grebes rarely fly. They make a slow dive frequently,...
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australis are
mainly sedentary. The
great crested grebe has an
elaborate mating display. Like all
grebes, it
nests on the water's edge. The nest is built...
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Gréber or
Greber may
refer to:
Christian Greber (born 1972),
Austrian former Olympic alpine skier Henri-Léon
Gréber (1854–1941),
French sculptor, and...
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confused with Clark's
grebe,
which shares similar features, body size,
behavior and habitat, and
hybrids are known.
Western grebes nest in
colonies on lakes...
- (2024). "
Grebes, flamingos". IOC
World Bird List (v 14.2). doi:10.14344/IOC.ML.11.1. Prokop, Pavel; Trnka, Alfréd (2011). "Why do
grebes cover their...
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large lakes.
Grebes prefer shallow bodies of
fresh water such as lakes,
marshes or fish-ponds as
breeding sites. The red-necked
grebe is a
fairly drab...
- black-necked
grebes changes in
response to the
availability of
brine shrimps;
bodies of
water with more
shrimps have more
grebes, and
grebes spend more...
- or Canada, pale-coloured
grebes in the US and
Canada are
western grebes, and dark-colored
morphs in
Mexico are Clark's
grebe).
Although darker and lighter-colored...
