What is another word for red-necked grebe?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛdnˈɛkt ɡɹˈiːb] (IPA) 
The Red-necked Grebe, also known as the Podiceps grisegena, is a waterbird found across the northern hemisphere, particularly in North America and Eurasia. While "Red-necked Grebe" is the most commonly used name for this species, it is also referred to by a variety of other names including Swan Grebe, Grey-throated Grebe, and Holscrane among others. These alternate names often reflect the bird's characteristic features, with "Swan Grebe" and "Grey-throated Grebe" referring to its elegant appearance, while "Holscrane" and "Bog-butter" speak to its habitat. Regardless of what name you use, the Red-necked Grebe remains a fascinating and beautiful species that is worth attention and protection.
