Edited and introduced by James Fisher
Great Crested Grebes
Discussion by Arnold Boyd
Julian Huxley , Kenneth Simmons
These long-necked, exotic-looking birds are a familiar sight on lakes and reservoirs for many months of the year. In 1860 there were fewer than fifty pairs known to breed in Britain. Their recovery in numbers and their curious display ceremonies are the subject of today's discussion.
Produced by Winwood Reade