Black-necked Grebe: Song & calls

The call is a shrill, two-syllable "pu-iit" or "pe-wiit", often repeated in quick succession from the breeding colony. During courtship, whirring and jingling sounds can be heard. The species is easiest to hear early in the morning during May–June.

More about the Black-necked Grebe

  • Breeding
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