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	Dipper (bird) - MSN Encarta
		All species of dippers nest near rushing streams, waterfalls, and mountain lakes, and are capable of walking and swimming underwater in search of insect larvae and fish eggs.
		Dippers that inhabit the Americas are mostly gray; the American dipper of North and Central America is entirely gray.
		The American dipper is classified as Cinclus mexicanus, the white-capped dipper is classified as Cinclus leucocephalus, and the rufous-throated dipper is classified as Cinclus schulzi.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761560285/Dipper_(bird).html (180 words)

	Grease Trap Case Histories and Applications - Big Dipper-Thermaco Grease Trap & Oil Separator Systems
		The following is paraphrased from a letter sent to Big Dipper® by Diana Bellendir, the general manager of the Village Inn® in Greeley, Colorado.
		Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island is an Ivy League institution sporting an enrollment of almost 8,000 graduate and undergraduate students.
		Five years ago, the Big Dipper affiliate from Ireland was asked to attend a crisis meeting at their store in Ath...
	www.big-dipper.com /case_histories (811 words)

	Whiskey-Jack: The Balcony Birdwatcher's Bailiwick!- "Other Birds" section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The American Dipper is of a slate gray colour all over whereas the Eurasian dipper is brown with a very impressive white "bib".
		Dippers are small birds about the size of a Starling but with a tail resembling that of a Wren.
		Because the American Dipper does not "migrate" there is at least one population, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, that is isolated with no "source stream" connection to the western "outside".
	www.pathcom.com /~wgbz/dipper.htm (1634 words)

	Dipper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Dippers (family Cinclidae, Genus Cinclus) are a group of perching birds whose habitat includes aquatic environments in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
		The dipper, named for its bobbing or dipping movements, is also known as ousel, ouzel, or water ouzel.
		Have not all the nations without exception acted meanly and dastardly civilized peoples whom they thought weaker than themselves -- and now and liberties are being slowly filched from them?
	www.wordlookup.net /di/dipper.html (172 words)

	Brown's Brewing©::: The Taproom
		Garrett Brown, President of the Troy Pub and Uncle Sam Brewery opened the region’s first craft-brewery and restaurant in 1993.
		Bratwurst, Knockwurst and Kielbasa, braised in Browns German Style Wheat Ale (Hefe-Weizen), piled atop seasoned sauerkraut, served with Garlic Bread and Brown Mustard….
		Brown’s Beer Braised Corned Beef, Swiss Cheese, Russian Dressing, Sauerkraut, on Rye, it’s a classic taste we dare not change….
	www.brownsbrewing.com /?pg=tr (1589 words)

	All About Dipper Birds
		Dippers are a group of perching birds whose habitat includes
		Dippers submerge and walk on the bottom to feed on insect larvae.
		Dippers lay 3 to 7 white eggs which are incubated 16 to 18 days.
	petcaretips.net /dipper.html (299 words)

	Dipper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dippers are members of the genus Cinclus in the bird family Cinclidae.
		They are a group of perching birds whose habitat includes aquatic environments in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
		The White-throated Dipper was also known historically in Britain as ouzel, or water ouzel (sometimes being spelt ousel).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dipper (194 words)

	Himalayan tours,Himalayan birding tours, Himalayan Adventure Tour to Himalaya,Tours to Himalayas
		Meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner Early start for a 4-hour drive to Ranikhet through the Himalayan roads stopping en route for birding and to look for three species of forktails and brown dipper.
		You may search the boulder-strewn river for the rare and elusive Ibisbill as well as brown dipper.
		Meals: breakfast, packed lunch You will explore the river edge at Kumeria for tawny and brown fish owl, Asian barred owlet, plumbeous redstart, brown dipper and the three species of forktails.
	www.junglelore.com /north-india-tour-packages/himalayan-birding-tours.htm (1022 words)

	Brown Dipper: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		On average, it takes 660 days from conception for an elephant to give birth.
		...American Dipper Cinclus mexicanus Brown Dipper Cinclus pallasii Rufous-throated Dipper Cinclus schulzi Reference...
		...Brown Dipper Brown Dipper Brown dipper Scientific classification Kingdom :...pallasii The Brown Dipper is an aquatic songbird found in Asia.
	www.encyclopedian.com /ci/Cinclus-pallasii.html (134 words)

	Notes to Bird Glossary - the Development of Bird Names
		A simple example is the dippers (Cinclidae), where Mainland China has two species: the Dipper and the Brown dipper.
		On the other hand, Taiwan has only one species, the Brown dipper, which is referred to simply as the hé-wū (dipper).
		In this case, a confusing situation has come about where the word hé-wū by itself refers to the Brown dipper in Taiwan and the Dipper in China.
	www.cjvlang.com /Birds/intro5.html (3504 words)

	Audubon prints
		The artists are given as J. Gould and H. Richter on the bottom left, the printer Hullmandel and Walton on the bottom right.
		He says that this bird is the Brown Dipper of southeast Asia and Japan.
		The citation for the dipper would be shown as Brown Dipper, Cinclus pallasii Temminck 1820.
	www.minniesland.com /print_room_mystery_closet.html (1186 words)

	Cinclidae - 河乌科 - カワガラス科 - Họ Lội suối
		Japanese: The Japanese name for the 'dipper' (or more properly, the 'brown dipper') is カワガラス kawa-garasu ('river crow'), written either 河烏 or 川烏.
		Note that the unmodified form 河乌 hé-wū refers to the 'brown dipper' in Taiwan and the 'dipper' on the Mainland.
		The Mainland names have to accommodate two species: the Dipper of western China and the Brown dipper that is found throughout the east.
	cjvlang.com /Birds/dipper.html (319 words)

	Surfbirds Birding Trip Report: Japan, January 30th to February 17th 2005
		At first bit seemed quiet but soon we had a Brown Thrush and a small party of Brown-eared Bulbuls, both lifers for me. The far end of the carpark held a fine male Daurian Redstart and a Dusky Thrush flew in and out of the bamboo trees.
		A nearby river added another Mandarin and a Brown Dipper and we had good views of a Common Buzzard of the race japonicus, which several groups believe is a distinct species.
		A Brown Dipper was seen on a river, as were yet more Steller's.
	www.surfbirds.com /trip_report.php?id=829 (9222 words)

	Corbett National Park Post-trip - birding tours, birding cruises - Victor Emanuel Nature Tours
		A hike along the clear and rocky Khosi River produced a Brown Dipper and the dapper White-capped Water Redstart, while small flocks of Red-billed Blue Magpies, Grey Treepies, and laughingthrushes slipped through the surrounding forest.
		Woodpeckers were outstanding in their diversity, with nine species seen in all, and noisy flocks of colorful parakeets and gaudy Crimson Sunbirds adorned the flowering trees and shrubs.
		A roosting Brown Hawk-Owl and responsive Asian Barred-Owlet continued our tradition of "owls by day," while the delightful song of the White-rumped Shama enchanted us as darkness fell in the forest.
	www.ventbird.com /news/reports/336 (462 words)

	India Wild life Tour, Uttaranchal Wild life Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Birds which can be spotted at the banks of River Ramganga on the outskirts of Corbett Park include Brown Fish Owl, Himalayan Kingfisher, Brown Dipper and Plumbeous/White-Capped Redstarts.
		The wide variety of animal species that lives here includes Himalayan fl bears, tahr, serow, monal, snow leopard, brown bears, trogopan, chir, bharal, musk deer, koklas, kaleej pheasants and chukor.
		The fauna inlcudes the brown and Himalayan fl bears, Himalayan thar, snow leopards, serow and chir pheasants.
	www.uttaranchaltourism.net /wildlife.htm (818 words)

	Birdingpal news from around the world
		With my sketch-map and rough directions they located the birds in two or three hours, also spotting a male Blue-capped redstart and their own brown dipper along the way.
		The gravel embankments in the rivulet held lots of Grey Wagtails, Dippers and a superb pair of adult Ibisbill (Ibidorhyncha struthersii), which came quite close whilst we kept quiet.
		At least 25 White-bellied Dippers were counted along 15 km of the river.
	www.birdingpal.org /kazakhstanreport.htm (5801 words)

	Stevens Creek Software
		Walking down Stevens Canyon Road we got some amazing close-up views of an American Dipper adult feeding its young, with the fledgling begging and bobbing up and down on a rock.
		Further downstream, closer to the County Park, another adult/fledgling pair (or possibly the same pair?) was seen as well.
		A nice Brown Creeper also showed himself in the woods on the right side of the road.
	www.stevenscreek.com /scbirdathon.html (1828 words)

	Birding in Corbett National Park and Indian Himalayas \| birding \| bird watching \| India Ibisbill Himalayas Corbett ...
		Great pied hornbill, pallas's fishing eagle, lesser grey headed fishing eagle, red-thighed falconet are some of the endangered birds found in Corbett.
		You can also bird-watch across the river from the resort which can be crossed by a bridge a short distance upriver from the hotel or by wading across the Kosi.
		Day 10 - You may explore the river edge for Brown Fish Owl, Himalayan Kingfisher, Brown Dipper, Plumbeous and White-capped Redstarts and perhaps three species of forktails.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/6502.html (750 words)

	purevolume™ \| Dipper Brown
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		All songs, lyrics and pictures © Dipper Brown.
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	www.purevolume.com /dipperbrown (65 words)

	www.shortwing.co.uk
		The first course began with a drive to Phobjika via the Dochu La, a trek from there to Chuzomsa via Gogona and Khotakha (to 3400m), finishing with Punakha, and Menchuna en-route to Thimphu.
		Thrills were a-plenty but perhaps the highlight of this trek was finding numerous Brown Bush Warblers in song in dwarf bamboo at 3350m.
		Slaty-backed Forktail, Brown Dipper, Chestnut-bellied Nuthach, Blue-throated Flycatcher, Blue-capped Rock Thrush.
	www.shortwing.co.uk /pages/tripDetails.asp?id=44 (437 words)

	Corbett National Park: Bird-watching at Corbett National Park ,Wildlife Bird-watching Corbett Park, India
		Brown Dipper and the Slaty, Little and Spotted Forktails are easy to spot, as are the Long-billed Thrush and Common Green Magpie.
		Large owls include the Brown Fish Owl and the rare Tawny Fish Owl.
		You can also spot the Bright-headed Cisticola, Chestnut-capped Babbler and grassland species like Hen Harrier, Red Avadavat and Grass Owl with considerable ease.
	www.wildworldindia.com /html/activities/birds_corbett.htm (307 words)

	Bird Watch Bhutan West to East. \| Visit the Bird endemis area of esatern Himalayas.
		Red billed Choughs are quite common in this valley and as we head east we'll stop to search for Ibisbill and Brown Dipper.
		Entering the pristine mixed forests of hemlock, fir, oak, blossoming magnolias, and rhododendrons we should see a wealth of birds including some species rich feeding flocks.
		Quarrelsome Nutcrackers are common and other highlights may include a skulking Hill Partridge or Satyr Tragopan, Golden Bush Robin, an immaculate Cutia, Brown Parrotbill, or even a gorgeous Firetailed Myzornis.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/11333.html (1003 words)

	Birds of Kazakhstan
		Snow Owls and Himalayan Griffon-Vultures, Dippers and Bee-Eaters are common representatives of our nature.
		No new species but some new photos of Brown Dipper, Blackbird, Common Whitethroat ect.
		Please look Himalayan Griffon-Vulture (Gyps himalayensis) or Brown Dipper (Cinclus pallasii).
	www.birds.kz /indexe.html (803 words)

	Bird Watching Tour Ladakh,Bird Watching in Ladakh Tour,Ladakh India Tour for Bird Watching,Tour for Bird Watching in ...
		Today morning we will bird at Khardung La. We will be reaching a height of 18500 feet, the highest motorable pass in the world.
		One can expect winter wren, brown dipper, robin and alpine accentor, Himalayan snowcock, Brandt's mountain finch, great rosefinch, white-winged redstart, yellow-billed chough etc. Mammals will be Himalayan marmot, mouse hare, wooly hare, and blue sheep.
		One can see brown and robin accentor, tickell's leaf warbler, streaked rosefinch, Tibetan snowfinch, chukar, common and fork-tailed swift, red-billed chough, Himalayan snowcock, fire-fronted serin, twite etc. One can also expect to see blue sheep, Red fox and the elusive snow leopard.
	www.adventuretoursindia.com /bird-watching-tour-ladakh.html (735 words)

	Adventure wildlife tours to Corbett, Nainital, Bharatpur National Park
		The rich Ramganga Valley has a staggering fifty birds of prey including the greatly endangered White-tailed and Pallas's Fish Eagle.
		While you explore most of the park in open jeeps and elephant-back rides, hikes around the vast buffer forests yield the Brown Dipper, Wall-creeper, Ibisbill, several varieties of forktails and hornbills, the endangered Tawny Fish Owl and the Collared Falconet, one of the smallest birds of prey in the world.
		At the pleasant hill-station of Nainital, apart from birding in the coniferous, temperate forests you may visit Gurney House where Jim Corbett was born.
	www.wildworldindia.com /html/tourpackages/tours_classical.htm (347 words)

	Birding in Ladakh,Birding Tour Ladakh,Birds Tour Ladakh,Bird Watching Tour Ladakh,Ladakh Birds Tour,Ladakh Birding ...
		Hemis National park is known for its unique flora and fauna.
		It provides a great option with both mammals and birds some rare birds found here are Brown and White-throated Dippers, Robin Accentor, Wallcreeper, Golden Eagle, White-winged Redstart, Lammergeier, Horned Lark, Himalayan Snowcock, Rock Bunting, Red-fronted Serin, rosefinches and mountain finches.etc.
		The valley has spectacular sand-dunes, small swamps and extensive buckthorn which is great habitat for some rare birds like Oriental Skylark, Tibetan Snowcock, variety of shrikes and warblers, chats and finches, ducks and raptors, winter wren, robin and alpine accentor,Brandt's mountain finch, white-winged redstart,yellow-billed chough, brown dipper etc.
	www.thewildlifetravels.com /birding-in-ladakh.html (970 words)

	North India with Tico Tour
		Hikes around the vast buffer forests may yield the Brown Dipper, Wall-creeper, Ibisbill, several varieties of forktails and hornbills, the endangered Tawny Fish-Owl, and the Collared Falconet, one of the smallest birds of prey in the world.
		Home of the Tiger and the Asian Elephant (we have good chance to see both of them), this park is also wonderful for it’s bird list.
		We will stop for roosting Indian Scops-owl and also Tawny Fish-owl, and we will follow the Ramnagar River searching the Brown Dipper and the scarce Ibisbill.
	home.att.net /~ticotours/North_India_with_Tico_Tour.htm (1024 words)

	Treecreeper-Dipper-Bulbul of thailand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Brown Dipper / Cinclus pallasii S : 22
		Brown - throated Treecreeper / Certhia discolor S : 16
		Brown - breasted Bulbul / Pycnonotus xanthorrhous S: 20
	www.zyworld.com /NAKARIN/plate993treecreeperdipper.htm (138 words)

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		FIELD CHARACTERS: THE FLYCATCHERS WERE BROWN BIRDS WITH A PALE COLORED WHITISH EYE-RING.
		FIELD CHARACTERS: A BROWN COLORED BIRD WITH A RUFOUS TAIL AND A PALE EYE RING IS THE BEST WAY TO DESCRIBE THE BIRD.
		BROWN DIPPER Cinclus pallasi 10/6/97 KUGTI WILDLIFE SANCTUARY SPOTTED A BROWN DIPPER AT DHANCHU NALA ON THE WAY DOWN FROM DHANCHU.THE BIRD WAS HUNTING FOR FOOD IN ITS USUAL HABITAT IE THE FAST FLOWING DHANCHU NALA.
	www.princeton.edu /~vivekt/trips/Kugti97.html (2980 words)

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