The House Wrens occassionally fly directly into the nestbox with the food and other times they perch on nearby branches before entering. Sometimes they hang on the edge of the box - especially if the other adult is in the box waiting for them to exit. Space is limited!!Monday, May 30, 2011
House Wren & Carolina Chickadee
I am lucky enough to have 2 of my nesting boxes being put to good use this year. One is being used by House Wrens which are constantly bringing food in to their young.
The House Wrens occassionally fly directly into the nestbox with the food and other times they perch on nearby branches before entering. Sometimes they hang on the edge of the box - especially if the other adult is in the box waiting for them to exit. Space is limited!!
The House Wrens occassionally fly directly into the nestbox with the food and other times they perch on nearby branches before entering. Sometimes they hang on the edge of the box - especially if the other adult is in the box waiting for them to exit. Space is limited!!
Labels:
Carolina Chickadees,
Feeding young,
House Wren,
Nest box
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Purple Finch
Over the past 10 days I have been seeing Purple Finches in my backyard.
photo © Jane Binns
VISITOR
I am not the only one watching the birds at my feeders! Today, this Coopers Hawk was not only watching the birds at the feeders but was also closely watching me!


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