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Family Cinclidae

The family Cinclidae is a group of small passerine birds commonly known as dippers. They are primarily found in fast-flowing freshwater streams and rivers, and are known for their unique ability to dive and walk underwater to search for food.

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noun

1. A family of aquatic passerine birds characterized by their ability to dive and walk underwater.

Example sentences:

• The family Cinclidae is comprised of several species, including the American dipper and the white-throated dipper.
• These dippers, belonging to the family Cinclidae, are well-adapted to their aquatic habitats.

Possible related products:

• Field Guide to Birds
• Birding Binoculars

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