A walk from Lynmouth up the river towards Watersmeet.
We have been away for a few days on Exmoor in the campervan. An objective of our trip was to see if I could find some Dippers. Dippers are a short-tailed, plump birds found on fast-flowing rivers and streams. When perched on a rock it habitually bobs up and down and frequently cocks its tail. They can be seen bobbing up and down on a stone in the fast-flowing river. They feed on underwater insects by walking straight into, and under, the water.
As well as several adult birds I also saw a juvenile bird.
There was also a family of Grey Wagtails on the river walk.
Continued Reflections from my World. 
What engagingly adorable little birds. Great captures.
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They are real treat to watch.
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Well, you were successful and got the Dipper, plus more birds. I was thinking how white that bird’s chest feathers were, then the next bird was mottled and I thought it was dirty from going under water, but guess it was because you said it was a juvenile. I have been hearing a lot over here about the UK’s heat wave.
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The heat wave ended on the Sunday with rain – we went away on the Monday for 2 nights but did not prevent some nice day out in Wet country.
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They kept saying the UK was stifling hot and now, it seems, this was the hottest week on record globally. We’re finally having a decent day tomorrow after scorching hot weather and storms all week.
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Lovely.
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I was pleased to see them.
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