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'''Green- | [[File:For the Birds.JPG|thumb|250px|A green-tailed grebe]] | ||
'''Green-tailed grebes''' are fictional marshland birds of the family ''Podicipedidae''. Once thriving in the woods of [[Elwood City]], they are now considered extinct, though there have been a few recent reports of sightings. | |||
Several things in Elwood City are named after | ==History== | ||
== | The grebe population quickly dwindled and practically went extinct because of a loss of trees caused by the lumber town founded by [[Jacob Katzenellenbogan]]. This town would become an official city in 1903.<ref>"[[Elwood City Turns 100!]]"</ref> | ||
In the present day, Professor Conrad Twitter saw a green-tailed grebe in the woods around Elwood City. He made a recording of its call but did not have a camera with him. His interview on ''Nature News'' with Dale Drowzman inspired [[Alan Powers|Brain]] to look for the grebe himself. He and Buster were able to find one but failed to take a picture.<ref>"[[For the Birds]]"</ref> | |||
Elwood City Turns 100 | |||
==Legacy== | |||
[[file:Fern1.jpg|thumb|Fern portrayed a grebe in the school play ''Oh, Elwood!''.]] | |||
Several things in Elwood City are named after green-tailed grebes, most notably the baseball team, the [[Elwood City Grebes]]. | |||
==Behind the scenes== | |||
The green-tailed grebe is not a real bird species. Real grebes are—as The Brain correctly points out—marshland birds of the family Podicepedidae. However, they are poor flyers and are incapable of perching in trees, the way the grebe in the show does. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
*705. "[[Elwood City Turns 100!]]" {{C|Mentioned only}} | |||
*1103b. "[[Prunella Packs It In]]" {{C|Mentioned only}} | |||
*1204a. "[[For the Birds]]" {{C|First appearance}} | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Animals]] | [[Category:Animals]] | ||
[[Category:Birds]] | [[Category:Birds]] | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | |||
[[Category:A to Z]] | |||
[[Category:Mentioned characters]] | |||
[[Category:Minor characters]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:01, 17 April 2022
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Green-tailed grebes are fictional marshland birds of the family Podicipedidae. Once thriving in the woods of Elwood City, they are now considered extinct, though there have been a few recent reports of sightings.
History[edit]
The grebe population quickly dwindled and practically went extinct because of a loss of trees caused by the lumber town founded by Jacob Katzenellenbogan. This town would become an official city in 1903.[1]
In the present day, Professor Conrad Twitter saw a green-tailed grebe in the woods around Elwood City. He made a recording of its call but did not have a camera with him. His interview on Nature News with Dale Drowzman inspired Brain to look for the grebe himself. He and Buster were able to find one but failed to take a picture.[2]
Legacy[edit]
Several things in Elwood City are named after green-tailed grebes, most notably the baseball team, the Elwood City Grebes.
Behind the scenes[edit]
The green-tailed grebe is not a real bird species. Real grebes are—as The Brain correctly points out—marshland birds of the family Podicepedidae. However, they are poor flyers and are incapable of perching in trees, the way the grebe in the show does.
Appearances[edit]
- 705. "Elwood City Turns 100!" (Mentioned only)
- 1103b. "Prunella Packs It In" (Mentioned only)
- 1204a. "For the Birds" (First appearance)
