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Western grebes are large, skinny black-and-white birds with sharp bills and snaky necks. They feed on fish, breed on inland lakes, and closely resemble Clark's grebes, which have more yellow-orange bills and some white above the eye (especially in breeding season). These photos show the western grebe's characteristic long black-and-white neck, red eye, and pointed bill. The photos were taken in San Diego County and at the San Jacinto Wildlife Area near Riverside, both in California. |
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