Cinclus mexicanus

Juvenile American Dippers

By Mia McPherson|September 24th, 2014|Categories: American Dippers, Birds, Cascade Springs, Utah, Wasatch County|Tags: American Dipper, aquatic songbird, autumn, behavior, Cinclus mexicanus, display, fall, foraging, immature, juvenile, prey, rushing water, stream, Uinta National Forest, water, water ouzel, young|

The drive to Cascade Springs was beautiful yesterday with the beginnings of fall colors on the mountains but for me the best part was photographing American Dippers again.

Still on a Lifer Streak – American Dipper with prey

By Mia McPherson|June 6th, 2014|Categories: American Dippers, Birds, Cascade Springs|Tags: adult, American Dipper, aquatic, bird photography, bird watching, birding, birds, Cinclus mexicanus, nature photography, prey, wildlife photography|

Yesterday I photographed another lifer! An American Dipper with prey at Cascade Springs in the Heber Valley of Utah.