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marsh wren

  1. Feel my song

    Feel my song

    The precious marsh wren giving all to his song.
  2. Hello, Marsh Wren!

    Hello, Marsh Wren!

    My first time seeing this species; they are very colorful and melodious! I loved that raised tail!
  3. Marsh Wren.jpg

    Marsh Wren.jpg

    Marsh Wren (Cistothorus palustris) perched in soft-stemmed club-bulrush
  4. Marsh wren in flight

    Marsh wren in flight

    He was returning to its nest with some nest material.
  5. Marsh wren

    Marsh wren

    I've been following this little guy for about 10 days. His nest is done and there appears to be a female nearby.
  6. Marsh wren in flight

    Marsh wren in flight

    I was lucky to even have it in the frame, let alone get a decent photo!
  7. Marsh wren in flight

    Marsh wren in flight

    Not easy guy to photograph in flight
  8. Marsh Wren in Flight

    Marsh Wren in Flight

    Very hard to get in flight, but the fortieth try is a charm
  9. Marsh wren establishing his territory

    Marsh wren establishing his territory

    Male marsh wren calling near his nest. He constructed the nest over about 5 days and hopes that it will attract a mate.
  10. Marsh wren (the male?"

    Marsh wren (the male?"

    This is the bird that was constructing the nest and all most constantly singing.
  11. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    Horicon Marsh State/National Wildlife Refuge
  12. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren (Cistothorus palustris subsp. thryophilus) Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Gulf Coast Prairies and Marshes Vegetational Area. Shoveler pond, sea level.
  13. Got The Cat By The Tail

    Got The Cat By The Tail

    Wren on a cattail
  14. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

  15. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    Singing away.
  16. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    On reeds
  17. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    Quite rare and very localised here in Nova Scotia, and most of the time skulking in the reeds, so I was lucky to get this shot.
  18. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

  19. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

  20. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

  21. She got kids to feed

    She got kids to feed

  22. Marsh wren singing in the cattails

    Marsh wren singing in the cattails

    I hear marsh wrens just about everywhere I hike around here. For the most part, I can't get close enough to see them as the marshes go on for acres and humans are limited to paths on the margins, but there's one canal with a path alongside for just a block and a dryish patch at the base of the...
  23. Marsh wren (with his Baton)

    Marsh wren (with his Baton)

    Disclaimer: I have no connection with Sigma whatsoever, it just happen that I got this lens, lol.
  24. The wren that got away

    The wren that got away

    No firsts this weekend, but quite a few shots that are improvements on what I've had of these species before. For instance, today in the marshes at Coyote Hills I was hearing marsh wrens every which way, and finally got a few shots of one. This one is an example of that age-old truism - the best...
  25. First glimpse of marsh wren

    First glimpse of marsh wren

    When you hold a flyway festival and open up trails only rarely used, lots of people arrive and the birds take off. Oh well. I saw some trails I'll go back for on days with fewer people around. And although I heard some grumbling from others about few birds, I actually got several firsts. For...
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