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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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Chris (2003).
Grebes of the World.
Bruce Coleman. ISBN 978-1-872842-03-5. Gill, F.; Donsker, D. & Rasmussen, Pamela, eds. (2021). "
Grebes, flamingos"....
- "horns", that the
birds can
raise and
lower at will.[citation needed].
Horned grebes can be
easily recognised by its red-and-black
alternate (breeding) plumage...
- 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...
- grey-white.
Similar to non-breeding ****y-headed
grebes,
which share a
similar range. The
Australasian grebe is an
excellent swimmer and diver, and usually...
- in
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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reduced the
crabs and fish
which the
grebes depended on for food and
killed grebe chicks. The po****tion of the Atitlán
grebe declined from 200
individuals in...
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total of 133
Grebes were produced,
including the four prototypes, 108
Grebe II single-seat
fighters and 21 two-seat dual-control trainers.
Grebes were retired...
- the
winter of 2010 and 2011 no
juvenile Hooded Grebes were found. The main
features of the
hooded grebe's appearance which can be used for identification...
- Even in the
largest races, the
least grebe is
still smaller and
lighter than any
other grebe species. Like all
grebes, its legs are set far back on its body...
