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Dippers

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Dippers

Dippers are a good indicator of water quality, and the abundance of them along the waterways of Devon is good news for us all...

Dipper wing stretch
Dipper wing stretch
Waterfall Dipper
Waterfall Dipper
Dipper display
Dipper display
Dipper with Stonefly larvae
Dipper with Stonefly larvae
Dipper wing stretch
Dipper wing stretch
Courting Dippers
Courting Dippers
Dipper yawn
Dipper yawn
Dipper
Dipper
Dipper
Dipper
Dipper underwater
Dipper underwater
Dipper chick
Dipper chick
Dipper with fish
Dipper with fish
Dipper waterfall
Dipper waterfall
Dipper
Dipper
Dipper at nest
Dipper at nest
Dipper with Stonefly larvae
Dipper with Stonefly larvae

Swimming against the current

"The dipper family is exceptional for its ability to hunt underwater. They feed on small aquatic invertebrates and fish, which they catch by walking along the bottom of fast flowing rivers and streams. By stretching out their wings against the current, dippers manage to push themselves downwards and stay submerged; they also hold on to stones with their feet to prevent them being swept off." Source: RSPB

Learn More about Dippers at the RSPB

Dipper and rapids
Dipper and rapids
Dippers
Dippers
Dippers