pied-billed grebe

Target entity: pied-billed grebe
Context triple: [Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, hasSpecies, pied-billed grebe]

• A. Eared grebe
  The eared grebe is a small, dark-plumaged waterbird with striking red eyes and golden ear tufts in breeding season, known for its elaborate courtship displays and reliance on saline lakes during migration.
• B. Clark's grebe
  Clark's grebe is a North American waterbird species of the western lakes and marshes, closely related to the western grebe and known for its striking black-and-white plumage and elaborate courtship displays.
• C. double-crested cormorant
  The double-crested cormorant is a large, dark waterbird native to North America, known for its hooked bill, orange facial skin, and habit of diving underwater to catch fish.
• D. American coot
  The American coot is a widespread North American waterbird, often mistaken for a duck, known for its dark plumage, white bill, and lobed toes adapted for swimming in freshwater habitats.
• E. Guanay cormorant
  The Guanay cormorant is a South American seabird known for forming vast breeding colonies along the Pacific coast and historically being a major producer of guano.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: pied-billed grebe
Target entity description: The pied-billed grebe is a small, brownish freshwater diving bird of the Americas known for its chunky build, thick pale bill with a dark band, and habit of sinking quietly out of sight rather than flying when disturbed.

• A. Eared grebe
  The eared grebe is a small, dark-plumaged waterbird with striking red eyes and golden ear tufts in breeding season, known for its elaborate courtship displays and reliance on saline lakes during migration.
• B. Clark's grebe
  Clark's grebe is a North American waterbird species of the western lakes and marshes, closely related to the western grebe and known for its striking black-and-white plumage and elaborate courtship displays.
• C. double-crested cormorant
  The double-crested cormorant is a large, dark waterbird native to North America, known for its hooked bill, orange facial skin, and habit of diving underwater to catch fish.
• D. American coot
  The American coot is a widespread North American waterbird, often mistaken for a duck, known for its dark plumage, white bill, and lobed toes adapted for swimming in freshwater habitats.
• E. Guanay cormorant
  The Guanay cormorant is a South American seabird known for forming vast breeding colonies along the Pacific coast and historically being a major producer of guano.
• F. None of above. chosen