Marge has this decorative shelf on the back patio with this little birdhouse Mandy's boys bought her.
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Sitting out there this morning having a cup of coffee and noticed we have a tenent. Kind of suprised us as it is near the door and we are constantly in and out. Doesn't seem to bother her to much.
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I lil wren?
She must have liked something about the neighborhood :eyebrow:
:laf: :laf: She looks proud to have found it 1st!! :biggrin: :biggrin:
We had a Robin nest on top of our back door porch light 2 years in a row. She didn't seem to have a care either.
That's cool as [L] John. Funny how the little birds have become more important in my life as I grow older. Wife found a woodpecker nest in one of the trees while mowing the lawn. I've moved a lawn chair over there to just watch from. :confused:
I haven't see a wren in many years. My grandfather put plugs in the ends of the pipes for the clothesline and they nested there. Good memories.
Jerry
She/He is a Benwick's Wren, the males and females are the same in coloring and size so I'm not sure which is which.They are insect and seed eaters but insects comprise 90% of their diet. Hope she becomes a permanent resident.
Quote from: pitw on June 11, 2017, 11:22:33 AM
That's cool as [L] John. Funny how the little birds have become more important in my life as I grow older.
Same here, I spent a good deal of my life surrounded by violent death and destruction and now can appreciate more of what life has to offer.