Dippers dip and dive along mountain streams

February has been very wintry, with colder-than-average temperatures, snow flurries and a lot of gray skies.

Despite all this, if you walk along Bear Creek between the downtown parking lot and the Church of the Transfiguration, you can hear the beautiful canary-like song of the dipper. These fantastic little birds are permanent residents along our boisterous mountain streams and therefore one of the earliest birds to sing, mate and nest in the area.

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