Cage & Aviary Birds

Editor's Letter

IT might be to keep dippers (the birds) in our dream collection, most of us would concede that these curtseying little charmers demand too much space. We'd need to fit a fast-running river in our dipper call of a dipper as it careered past upstream. I have seen young juveniles but never a nest, which I'd love to do. (One thing I learned from Bill's article was the amazing nest-site fidelity, which can stretch across several generations.) A minor ambition for 2023: make sure I watch a dipper, somewhere. Any of the species would be fine. You'd have to be in an interesting place to be watching a dipper. My goal should be achievable. I hope the same's true of your bird-related ambitions for this year.

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