The Carolina Wren,
"Teakettle" at our house, came and sang his morning song.
Lots of birds coming and going.
The butterflies will be out soon.
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4 comments:
I have Carolina Wrens too. Except I don't refered them as "teakettle. I call them car alarm birds because to me, that what they sound like. Wonderful pictures, the wren by me like to stay out of the camera range.
Dear Cathy,
LOL!!
Car alarms!!
They are loud!
I love them.
This Wren comes right up to me. I do think he would eat right out of the palm of my hand if I would allow it!
We are friends, the Carolina Wren and I.
Sherry
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Is that a baby with the downy feathers? Ohhh and the female cardinal on your windharp, how sweet is that?
:::sigh:::
Love it!
*sprite
Dear Sprite,
Yes, it is baby! The Wrens had two broods this year. Four youngsters in all. They have been very fun to watch. The little ones sing too a bit!
The female Cardinal is my bird for 2007 and I try to take at least one picture of one of the females every day, we have three and lots of chicks!
Sherry
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