This is a picture, albeit a poor one, of a pair of Clark’s Grebes performing their mating dance or rush. They go through a ritual of neck movements and calling before they perform this rush. It is not a race-the goal of the birds is to synchronize. Western Grebes perform the same ritual. In fact, sometimes you get mixed pairs-one Western and one Clark’s
Country United States
State California
Location Lake Hodges, San Diego County
Gender Unknown
Age Adult
Activity Courtship Display/Mating, In or By Water
- Created Timestamp02/27/2020 15:31:12
- CameraCanon EOS 7D Mark II
- Aperture8
- CreditJim Babbitt
- Copyrightall rights reserved
- Focal Length700
- Iso400
- Shutter Speed1/2500



Wow that’s so cool! Must be amazing to see in person
So that’s what dancing grebes look like! A very interesting shot!