For example, there are several fascinating Native American stories about the Dipper ... The post Explore the Big Dipper this winter appeared first on Astronomy Magazine.

rocky creeks and rivers.In winter, they often move to streams and rivers at lower elevations and concentrate in higher numbers, sometimes using very narrow creeks and slower-moving rivers or lakes.

A dipper on a rock with a catch in its mouth They have a third transparent eyelid called a Nictitating membrane that they can close but are still able to see underwater. Their dark brown plumage ...