Over at Aimophila Adventures, Rick has a four-step post on How to See American Dippers. It seems so simple I’m not sure why I haven’t seen one yet. Maybe I need to get a dog?
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It’s taken some training, but Gellert has gone from bird dog to birding dog in just these first ten months of life!
Come west, young man, and we’ll show you dippers.
Just stop on by Idaho and we could find several for ya!
I must go west!