Singing Male Marsh Wren

For me, male Marsh Wrens in springtime epitomize the word “frenzied” as they flit from cattail to cattail defending nesting territory, attracting and mating with multiple females and building many “dummy” nests. And their singing is almost constant.

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Redhead Pair

“If you’ve dated a redhead raise your glass, if not . . . raise your standards” – Anonymous.

Redheads (of the duck variety) begin to pair up on their winter range and some of the birds now migrating through my area have already formed their monogamous pair bonds.

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