little grebe (Meaning)

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little grebe (n)

small European grebe

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The little grebe's diminutive size and agility made it a master of evading predators.
The pond was a sanctuary for the little grebe, where it could nest safely among the reeds.
With its beady eyes and long, slender neck, the little grebe resembled a tiny cormorant.
As dusk descended, the little grebe surfaced from the water, its plumage shimmering in the fading light.
The little grebe's distinctive call, a high-pitched "kree-kree," echoed across the marsh.
The tiny feet of the little grebe were perfectly adapted for swimming and diving.
The male little grebe built an elaborate nest out of floating plants, creating a cozy retreat for his mate and their eggs.
The little grebe's young, known as chicks, were covered in fluffy down, making them almost indistinguishable from the nest.
During the winter months, the little grebe would migrate to warmer climates, where food was more abundant.
The little grebe was a symbol of the fragile beauty and resilience of the wetlands ecosystem.

small European grebe

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The little grebe's diminutive size and agility made it a master of evading predators.

The pond was a sanctuary for the little grebe, where it could nest safely among the reeds.

With its beady eyes and long, slender neck, the little grebe resembled a tiny cormorant.

As dusk descended, the little grebe surfaced from the water, its plumage shimmering in the fading light.