Bird of the Year 2020: Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus)

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Re: Bird of the Year 2020: Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus)

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probably the nest will collapse and the egg laying will be gone. 2020-05-13 11:59
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The article on the front page says that the birds will probably have a new nest and new eggs, either at the same spot or elsewhere.
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Then we have to wait and be patient :whistling:

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Moira wrote: May 13th, 2020, 6:43 pm The article on the front page says that the birds will probably have a new nest and new eggs, either at the same spot or elsewhere.
A good friend of mine said the same thing.
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May 14

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20:33 Grebe a moment in view and call
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21:02 family Duck
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May 15

Grebe is busy
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They take nest material for a new nest on the right side out of sight.
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Let's hope then that the camera can be turned or relocated.
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May 17

8:40 Great Crested Grebe is busy out of view on the right side
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8:42
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8:48 Dive for new nest material


8:53
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large grebe collects building material for a nest
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19:59 nest material
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:hi:
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23:00 howling from...dogs?
23:02 again...also barking this time
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