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didapper (n.)
See Dabchick.
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See Dabchick.
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The didapper, a small water bird, gracefully glided across the tranquil pond in search of its next meal.
Ornithologists observed the unique hunting behavior of the didapper as it swiftly dove underwater to catch small aquatic insects.
Hikers were delighted to spot a didapper near the marshy area, showcasing its distinctive coloring and playful movements.
The didapper's distinctive call echoed through the wetlands, signaling its presence to other avian inhabitants.
