Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Black-necked Grebe Appleton Reservoir, Warrington

I found this very obliging moulting adult black-necked grebe on Appleton Reservoir today, during my lunch  break. It didn't seem in the least nervous of me. Why can't the summer plumage adults behave like this?




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