The hubs bought me this beautiful bird house many years ago,
maybe it was for my birthday,
I don't remember.
Every Spring two Wrens nest in it and call it home.
They are fun to watch,
they both participate in building the nest and when the time comes, feeding the babies.
I can see this birdhouse from my office window
I know the day they claim it and start to build their nest.
They are tiny, and can be a little on the loud side...
their feather pattern is beautiful.
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We have a pair in residence in our backyard too. The Gascoigne Hilton was suitably prepared for them before their arrival and they quickly moved in. They took the honeymoon suite without hesitation so I will eagerly look forward to it being converted to the maternity ward.
That is charming, Debbie!
"They are tiny, and can be a little on the loud side..."
Haha! I know some people just like that.
What a treat every year! Gorgeous creatures!
How very special...
Hello, your birdhouse is very pretty. I love the cute Carolina Wrens! The House Wrens can be evil if they take over your birdhouses. They want all of them, a mean bird. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend.
Hi Debbie
Lovely photos.
Have a nice weekeend
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Oh adorable little wrens and beautiful bird house ~ lovely photography too!
Happy Day to you,
C & Z
Beautiful house for the cute birds!
Wrens are amazingly loud for their small size!
Wonderful photos of these pretty little birds!
Hello,
Great captures! I like Wrens very much... they are tiny but so swift and restless!
That's a lovely colourful birdhouse. We had to take all of ours down this year except for one on my floating garden. At least it is busy and has a resident family already. - Margy
Oh my! They are some of the cutest birds and then you have the cutest birdhouse! These would make pretty notecards, wouldn't they? Enjoy your weekend!
That is the cutest house with that little wren looking out. They are noisy birds for sure. Glad you get to enjoy them. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
They are cute, I love the pictures of them sticking their heads out the hole, that is a cute house, that's great it lasted this long!
Such an adorable little birdhouse. Your hubs has good taste! :)
xoxo
I agree, they can be on the noisy side, but I love to hear them around the house.
I know they can't appreciate the beauty of this little home but it's wonderful and if I were a wren I would want to claim it for my own! Great shots!
What a beautiful bird house!
Charming bird house :)
What a very pretty nest box for these Wrens Debbie. Have a wonderful weekend.
Oh how sweet those little wrens make their home each year in your pretty little bird house. How pretty are the painted flowers on the little house.
What a pretty bird house, and so sweet that you have wrens every year! I would really enjoy watching them from my office window!
That beautiful bird house is made even more beautiful by the wren living there. I agree, wrens are small but can be very loud.
How cute! Nothing like little wren butts! And, yes, they can be loud. Tiny but mighty!
Oh my gosh, those little critters can be so loud for sure. Had a couple nest in the birdhouse next to the deck last yr and Dakota and I enjoyed watching them. This yr they did not nest there and I wonder if its because Lily was watching too closley even from behind the screen of the deck. Beautiful pics and such a lovely birdhouse.
Those house wrens have the best real estate ever! Wrens all over the country are envious of them.
Just love your birdhouse, it's so lovely.
Great pictures of the birds too.
Happy Weekend.
All the best Jan
Such a pretty birdhouse! What a thrill to see your wrens moving in.
Fingers crossed we also get some tenants in the first year of having our birdhouses... after Winter of course ;D) xx
The Birdhouse is lovely and a beautiful gift. I love the photo of the little bird's head sticking out. How fun to watch the whole process of these sweet birds nesting. This was a very fun post!
Blessings and hugs~
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