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Wren- just for info the blue background was a very dull sky shining on the water in the estuary behind this wren. It is natural.

Wren in the afternoon sun

always see these guys skulking in my garden one minute their there the next their not.looked out my window and there it was sitting right in front of me on the tree.

.......to the Wren hide.

Does my beak look big in this?

This was taken at minus two degrees. I am just thawing out after a long, but enjoyable, day out in the cold.

Look upon my works, ye Mighty, and despair!

Jenny...posing in our garden.

After enjoying the peanut-suet for several minutes on Saturday afternoon, this Wren yielded the feeder to a Red-Bellied Woodpecker. Afterwards, a Downy Woodpecker arrived and ate for a couple of minutes. But the Wren decided he wanted more. He returned and chased the Downy off the feeder (see...

A frightful shot, I know, but the Carolina Wren (right) chased the female Downy Woodpecker (left) off the feeder just so he could have a few bites!

The Mockingbirds were guarding the feeder yesterday morning, but had left by noon. This Carolina Wren chased a peaceful female Downy Woodpecker off the feeder and then proceeded to gorge himself. Here he is daring anyone else to come to the feeder!

Thrush-like Wren - Campylorhynchus turdinus

Caught the motion in the cedar just outside the sunroom door. I had been hearing it off and on all morning. Had to back up to focus.

Getting back into normal again....I hope.

Jenny, posing in the garden.

my little wren.this one patrols my garden and still singing but can i capture it well i tried it just pops up here and there and gets on with its life.wish i had half its energy.

One of our most widespread and smallest birds they can be found in most Rural habitats and certainly in Urban areas. They are also very timid and, in my experience, not the easiest of birds to get an image of as they will disappear into cover as soon as they are aware of your presence. Today...

I saw some movement in the bottom of the hedge and kept clicking in the hope of catching a picture of what was there, as I don't usually see anything in that bit. Suddenly it popped out into view - Wow!! At long, long last! This was about 3 months after rescuing a youngster from the flat...

Jenny...on a windy day!

its so pretty

Our little wren, such a difficult fellow to catch.

Jenny...posing in the garden.

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