Beautiful! We have wrens that look very similar, but we hear them more often than we see them. Does your Marsh Wren have a voice that seems far too big for him, too?
Aww he;s lovely. Our wrens in the UK are much browner and simple in their plumage. I have a soft spot for wrens as that was my Mum's nickname for me as a child. Jeni-Wren. She stills calls me it sometimes when she's feeling fondness. Having read your remark about 'little bird big mouth' I'm wondering if that's the reason she calls me it. LOL. I love your pictures. You are truly gifted. x
I will tell you what I will do and what I will not do. I will not serve that in which I no longer believe, whether it call itself my home, my fatherland, or my church: and I will try to express myself in some mode of life or art as freely as I can and as wholly as I can, using for my defence the only arms I allow myself to use - silence, exile, and cunning.
James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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Look at that tail! What a beautiful little bird. I haven't seen any wrens for a while, but this post inspires me to look around. Great shot.
You have to love that cute tail!
thank you Robin, let us know what you find!
Welcome Mel, I hope you come by often. Your blog is very interesting, love seeing a new country.
Beautiful! We have wrens that look very similar, but we hear them more often than we see them. Does your Marsh Wren have a voice that seems far too big for him, too?
Thanks Jay! yes all our wrens here are loud mouths. amazing how much noise can come from such a small bird.
Aww he;s lovely. Our wrens in the UK are much browner and simple in their plumage. I have a soft spot for wrens as that was my Mum's nickname for me as a child. Jeni-Wren. She stills calls me it sometimes when she's feeling fondness. Having read your remark about 'little bird big mouth' I'm wondering if that's the reason she calls me it. LOL.
I love your pictures. You are truly gifted. x
perfect. the wren and the dried rushes.
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