I currently have a Wren couple nesting in between the rafter by the ceiling and the exposed puffy insulation in our basement. They have quite a personality and have been very interested in researching their ecology. I open the basement door every morning and the male frequently flies over my head to leave for food. The female has laid at least 3 eggs (as it’s hard to peek down into it’s very deep nest. ( my daughter had broken a window in basement/garage and within the week it took To replace it i obviously came upon the female hopping around clearly trying to get
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They funny, i observe them close around my feeders and they have a different vibe than other birds but i love them and the sounds they make😊
I currently have a Wren couple nesting in between the rafter by the ceiling and the exposed puffy insulation in our basement. They have quite a personality and have been very interested in researching their ecology. I open the basement door every morning and the male frequently flies over my head to leave for food. The female has laid at least 3 eggs (as it’s hard to peek down into it’s very deep nest. ( my daughter had broken a window in basement/garage and within the week it took To replace it i obviously came upon the female hopping around clearly trying to get
Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I’ve always loved this songbird, but I didn’t know what it was. I associate it with Easter.
Nice video