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Framed Wren
This little free bird, perched in the open frame work of the old clothesline pole in my yard, is a Carolina Wren. The distinctive white eyebrow makes it easy to identify as a wren. Here, it is patiently waiting its turn at the feeder.
To see more cool backyard birds, you can click on the Birds header at the top of the page. I can’t stop taking pictures of birds because they fascinate me! Each one is beautiful and amazing in its own way. This continues to be the year of the birds!
*Posted in response to the daily post weekly photo challenge: frame
Posted on August 27, 2016, in birds, Daily prompt, Observations, Photography and tagged bird photography, birds, Carolina wren, frame, Photo challenge, Postaday. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
This is beautifully captured! I love seeing your bird photos 🙂
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Thanks, Debbie! Birds seem to be my main photo targets right now! I am glad you like them!
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We have Carolina Wren’s down here in sunny FL. They are so darn cute, aren’t they? And loud, too. Parker sits on the kitchen windowsill, just fascinated with their sound…..at least, I think she is fascinated by their sound…… 😀
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Yes! Cute and LOUD! I was just saying that the other day. For such a small bird, they are loud- they have a recognizable sound!
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Waiting its turn? It’s a little bird with impeccable manners. 🙂
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Yes, such good manners! My bird feeder has 3 perches and when they are full, the other birds just fly up to wait and watch for their turn. More polite than lots of people!
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They certainly seem to be! 🙂
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