Global Warming Grebes
Nov
25
2015
Like other shorebirds, Western grebes do not go by the human calendar or clock to tell them when to start their new family. They merely go by their instinct relying on the weather cycle. Based on human calendar, the breeding season typically starts around April through end of July and by late August through October. During these period, you can find the adult pairs carrying their young(s) on their back. Perhaps due to the global warming, there are more than a dozen of both Western and Clark’s grebes being seen with their courting behavior as late as the week before […]
