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This dipper had just emerged from the water with lunch in its beak.
Dipping in the rapids of Eagle Creek in the Columbia Gorge, OR.
Aquatic songbird. Dusky gray, chubby bird with orange legs. Thin black beak. ...
A small passerine with a unique niche, inhabiting fast-flowing streams and ...
Feeds on the bottom of fast-moving, rocky streams. Will completely submerge ...
This birds bobbing motions were what was most distinctive about it as it moved ...
American Dipper (AKA: Water Ouzel) spotted in a creak in the Willamette ...
In a family by themselves in the US, the American Dipper is an aquatic ...
Dark gray overall with short, cocked tail and white eyelids that flash when ...
Smallish grey bird that bends its knees in a dip. It was eating caddis fly ...
A chunky, plain gray songbird with short legs and long tail that "dips" up and ...
Interesting little bird that actually goes under the water to catch its prey. ...
This species, like other dippers, is equipped with an extra eyelid called a ...
Small, stocky gray bird with a brown head. Constantly bob up and down. The only ...
A chunky bird of western streams, the American Dipper is North America's only ...
The American Dipper is of stocky build and is largely dark grey. They feed on ...
Single American Dipper feeding in shallow water off bank of lake... very ...
One of about 35 young trout found during fish survey portion of habitat quality ...
Robin sized bird that is always found near water. Is always seen bouncing on ...
American Dipper on the river bank inside a canyon. American Dippers live almost ...
Medium small brown bird known for being in fast moving water. Equipped with a ...
Small stocky aquatic song bird.
Spends most of the time on the waters ...
A stocky dark grey bird with a head sometimes tinged with brown, and white ...
A chunky bird of western streams, it is 16.5 cm long and weighs on average 46 ...
Gray, thrush-like bird with short tail. Forages underwater. The nest is ...
