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Post by BarbK on Mar 18, 2015 23:14:52 GMT -5
Mr. and Mrs. Carolina Wren showed up today at the feeders. They are such a welcome sight. I mentioned this before--they go through a little eating ritual. They take some seed, then hop onto the suet feeder and take some suet, then back down again to the seed. It's so funny.
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Post by naturelover on Mar 20, 2015 9:40:49 GMT -5
I love my little Carolina wrens! I have 2 that I know stick around. They eat dried meal worms like crazy! And every summer we have at least one brood learning their way around. They're so cute and comical. And the male can really belt out a song!
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Post by hazelrunmama on Mar 21, 2015 22:27:29 GMT -5
Would love to see their ritual some day, Barb. All we get here are winter wrens and house wrens, neither of which appear to be attracted to the feeders. They do have big songs, though, don't they?  |
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Post by hutchgigi on Apr 12, 2015 21:12:27 GMT -5
Mr. and Mrs. Carolina Wren showed up today at the feeders. They are such a welcome sight. I mentioned this before--they go through a little eating ritual. They take some seed, then hop onto the suet feeder and take some suet, then back down again to the seed. It's so funny. Barb, my carolina wrens were here all winter, I felt so bad for them. They stayed last year also. We had so much boards on the deck from construction I figured they were well sheltered. but this year the deck was clear. I was glad they liked the worm feeder and got some good fat from the suet. I would look out the window at them and say, you know your name is carolina. lol Not Ma. Ginny H. PS we close on our Brick house the 5th of May. excited to get my stuff out of storage. |
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Post by hazelrunmama on Apr 12, 2015 21:15:56 GMT -5
Oh, yay, Ginny! Hope the move goes well! And the Carolina wrens follow you! |
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Post by luv2bird on Apr 13, 2015 12:29:08 GMT -5
Mr. and Mrs. Carolina Wren showed up today at the feeders. They are such a welcome sight. I mentioned this before--they go through a little eating ritual. They take some seed, then hop onto the suet feeder and take some suet, then back down again to the seed. It's so funny. Barb, my carolina wrens were here all winter, I felt so bad for them. They stayed last year also. We had so much boards on the deck from construction I figured they were well sheltered. but this year the deck was clear. I was glad they liked the worm feeder and got some good fat from the suet. I would look out the window at them and say, you know your name is carolina. lol Not Ma. Ginny H. PS we close on our Brick house the 5th of May. excited to get my stuff out of storage. Congrats. Ginny on your new home, looking forward to pictures.
l2b
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Post by naturelover on Apr 13, 2015 16:49:27 GMT -5
Ginny, have an uneventful move and enjoy your new place. I'm anxious to see and hear about the birds you have there!
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Post by hutchgigi on Apr 23, 2015 21:54:34 GMT -5
Naturelover the day we looked at the house we saw a lot of blue birds in the trees off the driveway. the day we inspected the house we saw the bluebirds at the bath tray on the patio along wiht cedar wax wings.  then a hawk came to perch on the feeder. they also have a field next to the house which has a osprey nest up on the very high light post. I am looking forward to it. Not to feeding birds at two houses again. lol Ginny H. |
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Post by naturelover on Apr 25, 2015 14:19:13 GMT -5
"bluebirds at the bath tray on the patio along wiht cedar wax wings. then a hawk came to perch on the feeder. they also have a field next to the house which has a osprey nest up on the very high light post. I am looking forward to it. Not to feeding birds at two houses again. lol Ginny" I'm sure you'll be happy to get settled. I'm looking forward to new stories from your new place! |
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Post by luv2bird on Apr 25, 2015 18:56:41 GMT -5
Naturelover the day we looked at the house we saw a lot of blue birds in the trees off the driveway. the day we inspected the house we saw the bluebirds at the bath tray on the patio along wiht cedar wax wings. then a hawk came to perch on the feeder. they also have a field next to the house which has a osprey nest up on the very high light post. I am looking forward to it. Not to feeding birds at two houses again. lol Ginny H.
Me too.
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then a hawk came to perch on the feeder. they also have a field next to the house which has a osprey nest up on the very high light post. I am looking forward to it. Not to feeding birds at two houses again. lol Ginny H.