Three dipper chicks are now looking out of their nest with their maws wide open. The parent is bring them food. I will now try to get a better shot showing the parent stuffing some food into a chick’s mouth.
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How I love your nest burgeoning with beeks…recalling the Dipper nest which was visible a few years, from the K. River upper covered walking bridge on the south mossy bank!
wnderful to get that shot of their lives. e