Quick facts

Weight406.5 g
Eggs4–5 eggs
MigrationMigratory
Breeding seasonSpring–summer
Common in IcelandNo
Breeds in IcelandYes
Best timeSummer

About Horned Grebe

The horned grebe is a small grebe that breeds on shallow, vegetated lakes in Iceland. In breeding plumage it is distinctive, with a dark head and conspicuous golden-orange feather tufts behind the eyes.

It feeds on aquatic insects, small fish and other aquatic animals and builds a floating nest from vegetation.

Habitat

Shallow lakes and vegetated ponds

Diet

Aquatic insects, crustaceans and small fish.

Nesting habitat

Shallow, vegetated lakes and ponds.
SourceLast verified: 08/09/2026