Tag: troglodytes aedon
House Wren Amongst The Serviceberries
I think photos of birds are nearly always enhanced by berries in the setting. (3 photos)
Nest-building House Wrens
House Wren In A Big Hurry To Build Her Nest
House Wren – Sometimes Simple (and short) Is Best
Especially when so many of my recent posts have been long ones with many photos and lots of text to read.
House Wrens – An Unexpected Delivery
House Wrens At And Near Their Nest
House Wren With A Damselfy?
House Wren – A World And A Hemisphere Record Holder
House Wrens have more significance and impact on the worldwide avian scene than most folks realize.
Northern Flickers With A Little Competition For The Nest Cavity
Relative size apparently makes no difference when birds are competing for nesting cavities. In this case the Northern Flickers are twelve times larger than the house wren (130 g vs 11 g).
A Wren On A Mission
Last week on our Montana camping trip the House Wrens were incredibly persistent when trying to get long or awkwardly-shaped twigs into the nest holes in the aspen.
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House Wren Amongst The Serviceberries
I think photos of birds are nearly always enhanced by berries in the setting. (3 photos)
Nest-building House Wrens
House Wren In A Big Hurry To Build Her Nest
House Wren – Sometimes Simple (and short) Is Best
Especially when so many of my recent posts have been long ones with many photos and lots of text to read.
House Wrens – An Unexpected Delivery
House Wrens At And Near Their Nest
House Wren With A Damselfy?
House Wren – A World And A Hemisphere Record Holder
House Wrens have more significance and impact on the worldwide avian scene than most folks realize.
Northern Flickers With A Little Competition For The Nest Cavity
Relative size apparently makes no difference when birds are competing for nesting cavities. In this case the Northern Flickers are twelve times larger than the house wren (130 g vs 11 g).
A Wren On A Mission
Last week on our Montana camping trip the House Wrens were incredibly persistent when trying to get long or awkwardly-shaped twigs into the nest holes in the aspen.