Here we have two super-cute tree toppers at Graham Oaks Nature Park last month. Graham Oaks is about 250 acres of oak savanna habitat west of Wilsonville, Oregon, and if you're ever that way, stop by.
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They stick together through thick and thin!
C‘mon, get up! You’re late, let’s get going!
“Yeah, well I don’t like you!” “Yeah, well I don’t like you either!”
How do they do it? The American Dipper makes its living splashing around streams looking for aquatic invertebrates. Bugs. Little bugs. Somehow they find enough of them, even when the water temperature is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s amazing!