White-throated Dipper

Delichon lagopodum

The White-throated Dipper is a small, distinctive bird found in fast-flowing streams and rivers across Europe and parts of Asia. It is known for its bobbing and dipping behavior, often seen perched on rocks at the water's edge. This species has a striking black and white plumage, with a white throat and chestnut-brown flanks. It feeds on aquatic invertebrates and small fish, diving into the water to forage. The White-throated Dipper is well adapted to its aquatic habitat, with a waterproof plumage and a unique ability to walk underwater. It is a resilient species, able to withstand cold temperatures and harsh winter conditions.

Habitat: Fast-flowing streams and rivers