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Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie.
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picture perfect adorable!
Thank you, Val. She’s a hardworking mom!
Absolutely wonderful!
Thank you, Lynn!
A very tender action shot!
Thank you, she’s one busy mama!
Ohhhh…. I LOVE this one. 🙂
Thank you, Dor!
I agree. So cute.
Thanks, Allison.
Look at that cutie! Such a great shot! How far away were you?
Sorry about the delay in my response, Sarah – your comment was stuck in spam – ?? I don’t know why! To answer, the bird box is about 10′ off the deck. So I just sat and took pics. 🙂
This happened to me a lot a couple weeks ago – I think I was working from my phone and that got pulled to spam for a bunch of people.
And that’s so close – my birds all fly away. Of course, it may be the dog who follows me constantly that they’re afraid of.
Wren (our dog’s name, coincidentally) is leashed on the deck (she’s a digger and a rover, so not to be trusted unsupervised). At first, she was interested, and the birds wary, but soon got used to each other. They only flew off if we got within 5 feet. Pretty tame as birds go. But I guess that is why they call the House Wrens. 🙂
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Nice capture.
Thank you, David. The light was low and my telephoto lens is going wonky on me, but I tried my best! Wish I had the cash for a new set-up. 😉
I’m always wishing had had cash for a new camera or lens. 🙂
A common wish, I think!
A great photo, Eliza!
Thank you, Kris. Noisy neighbors that fledged yesterday. 🙂 It is amazing how quickly the time goes.
Oh, so gorgeous, Eliza. Who built the little birdhouse?
Thank you, Rebecca. I think the house was purchased at a craft store. It was a Christmas gift many years ago from my sister who had hand-painted it. This is the first time its been used other than by wasps. 🙂
Love this. ❤ ❤ ❤ Beautiful birdhouse, too. 🙂
Thank you, Robin. My sister did a great job painting it. Fun fact: I learned that wrens will sometimes put spider eggs in their nests so that when they hatch, they will eat parasites in the nest. Pretty clever little birds!
Ohhhhh, such sweetness.
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Good photo.
Thank you, Brian.
Wonderful shot Eliza, hoping you are having a great day or night.
Yes, thank you!
Awwww! We love watching a red headed cardinal with her huge baby screaming and oscillating its wings as she stuffs strawberry guava into its mouth – she’s flying away to the treetop more and more these days so ‘baby!’ learns to peck on its own. So cute 😉 xo
I love watching the birds. I can’t imagine life without them!
What a pretty bird, and she has such a pretty house.
Thank you, Micheal. She was one busy mama, that’s for sure.
Wordless for sure!
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So cute and I absolutely love their little colorful house 🙂
Thank you, Ann. A gift from my sister. The wrens have fledged, so it’s pretty quiet around here these days. 😉
Love the babes! So joyful and yet so sad when they leave the nest.
It was fun while it lasted, they were so close to the deck, they were big entertainment. However, I must admit I wasn’t sad when they fledged, as they were SO noisy!