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Dipper fishing in the river Teme

28 August 2012 by David

Dipper fishing in the river Teme

Dippers are small birds which tend to keep well away from people as they hunt their prey in fast-flowing streams. The one here is standing in the river just behind the rock in the centre of the picture.

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