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    Taken Fri afternoon at Lavell's.
    The youngster would not dive and catch one himself. I could hear the pleas
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    LOL - it's amazing how long they try to cadge food rather than catch it

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    Yep, a clear message to get one yourself.
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    I wish more human parents would act like this - we might have a harder-working society!

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    Maybe they eat the catch and then feed the baby from it's throat. Some birds feed their young this way.

    Nice captures BTW

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    Grebes usually feed the youngsters whole fish but the youngsters do try it on when they are the size of this one.

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