Thursday, 17 September 2015
Black-necked Grebe - Fairhaven Lake - 17th September 2015
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Popped over to Fairhaven this morning with the hope that the Black-necked Grebe found in recent days was as showy as the other grebes and divers have traditionally been. Whilst I was pleased with the views and photos I got, it wasn't quite as tame/oblivious as the others, but that didn't make the experience any less enjoyable. That lake really is a magnet for showy 'sea' birds!
Little Grebe and Black-necked Grebe
A Young Birder's account of Trips, Twitches and Patch visits. Also enjoy my bird ringing experiences as a C-ringer.
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Steller's Eider(Polysticta stelleri) - Båtsfjord Harbour, Varanger, Norway - 25th March 2014
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Beautiful pictures of Grebe. I am from India and have five varieties of Grebe. The little Grebe being the smallest and the most common here. I am adding your blog link if you do not mind. My blog where you can see your linked blog is http://cheemablog.blogspot.com
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