In this morning's mist, the two Red-necked Grebes were observed diving under one of the nesting platforms for weeds and arranging the material on the nesting platform.
Things are looking very good for this year.
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Great to see that we might get it right this time thanks to Karen and her crew. What a beautiful way to celebrate Victoria Day a walk through our own neighbourhood, in our city, in our own Sam Smith Park, but feeling like a million miles away.. no traffic jams to fight, beaches, wildlife, picnics and so much more..What a way to live! We are so lucky.
In this morning's mist, the two Red-necked Grebes were observed diving under one of the nesting platforms for weeds and arranging the material on the nesting platform. 
2 comments:
Great to see that we might get it right this time thanks to Karen and her crew. What a beautiful way to celebrate Victoria Day a walk through our own neighbourhood, in our city, in our own Sam Smith Park, but feeling like a million miles away.. no traffic jams to fight, beaches, wildlife, picnics and so much more..What a way to live! We are so lucky.
I observed lots of mating yesterday afternoon.
So as long as vicious summer storms that wrecked last year's nests, stay away, we could be seeing some chicks this year!
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