Well, one wren is back.
He's singing his precious little heart out, calling for Mrs. Wren,
who apparently had an unexpected layover in Albuquerque.
Is that her?
Nope. Just another pesky female sparrow.
Go away tramp! I'm a married man!
I wonder if she could be tidying up our secret nesting area?
Yoo whoo! Anybody in there?
Stella!
Stella!
: : :
"Go away tramp..." if only it were that simple! -lol-
ReplyDeleteOh I love this post! What a sweet wren :o)
ReplyDeleteI came over to welcome you as a follower, hope you can come on over and visit often.
Best wishes
Rose H
I love those tiny little wrens.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Hope his wife shows up soon. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the song and the Wren . . .
ReplyDeleteWonderful vignette!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute shots! I hope the Mrs shows up soon...poor little guy. Had to giggle at the "Stella" part--that's the name I give baristas at the coffee house just because it makes me smile when they have to call it out ;)
ReplyDeleteBirds can be rather trampy.... do you know the story about the chickadee?
ReplyDeleteGreat captures - it's a challenge shooting birds (with the camera, I mean) ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat precious shots.
ReplyDeleteI love these!
ReplyDeleteI just love your commentary with your great images. :))) Great series!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Nancy- and thanks for the giggles this morning.
ReplyDeletewonderful images Nancy!!!
ReplyDeleteI like your wren story - very cute. :)
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so precious, and just fantastic to see..Happy Sunday, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and cute commentary! :)
ReplyDeleteadorableness! love their pert little butts!
ReplyDeleteYour imagery is amazing.
ReplyDeleteHope you'll come and visit.
- The Tablescaper
He looks like he's singing to you Nancy!
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, and have a wonderful Sunday!
Wonderful photos from the little bird. Great ! Have a nice Sunday, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteKind regards, Synnöve
Great story! Thanks for the smiles.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! Funny :)
ReplyDeleteThey are always so cute! Great shots, as usual, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteLove the wrens, I hope he finds his mate soon.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the mix of softness of the wren on the structure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos you have captured.
ReplyDeleteHope they get together soon :)
ReplyDeleteYou are funny. My tree swallows are back I am so excited. Spring!!! By
ReplyDeleteYou made me smile with this post :-)
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
So cute!
ReplyDeleteSuwheet! No wrens here yet. I swear I'm experiencing spring vicariously through you this year, friend!
ReplyDeleteAfter all the crying I've been doing, you got me laughing. Thanks, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Love it! :o) ♥
ReplyDeletewren-ching dialogue :)
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures and your comments really made me smile.
ReplyDeleteHe sure looks like he is in fine voice in that first picture :))
I just found your blog and I'm so excited for your Sunday photo share! It's the perfect thing the make my Sundays more meaningful.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Love those little wrens, how they flit about... you caught him perfectly and your story adds just the right touch! Thanks for sharing on 'Weekly Top Shot,' ;-)
ReplyDeleteenjoyed your wren shots; hope he finds Mrs Right
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots! Go away tramp...made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot! Thanks for sharing on 'Weekly Top Shot,' ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love the image of the singing wren! My sister, who lives several blocks away on a much larger lot, used to have wrens that nested in one of their birdhouses. Such delightful little things.
ReplyDeleteStunning shots Nancy. There's a wren passes by but he's too fast for me to capture...thinks he's a roadrunner, lol!
ReplyDeleteSweet shots of those little guys!
ReplyDeleteSteeeeee-llaaaaaaaa! Adorable :) Hope she comes soon!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week, Nancy!
Great photos and funny commentary, Nancy. I used to have wren nests in my apartment in Columbus, Ohio. Love their songs.
ReplyDeleteNancy
ReplyDeleteWhat great pics !!!!!!!!!!!
Have a great night
Andy
Handsome little fellow.
ReplyDeleteThe little wren really does look like he is singing his heart out. I love to hear them sing.
ReplyDeleteOh, I so wish the wrens would visit me!
ReplyDeleteThe first two shots are amazing! The last two looks complex with all the wires visible; yet it was nice of you to capture the wren. Were you using an SLR?
ReplyDeleteYour site is beautiful and with all the photos here, you seem like a pro photographer. I am not a new blogger but decided to only connect now and learn a few things from others. Also, it's more fun to have many friends. May we exchange link? Take care, Farida :)
what beautiful tiny birds!
ReplyDeletevery creative bird shots, my friend!
brilliant post.
xoxo
Haven't seen these yet so I'm mighty glad you posted this cutie while I wait.
ReplyDeleteThe wrens are adorable. Just discovered your blog. Love all of your photos. Linking a picture I took on Wednesday. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteAngie
Great shots!!
ReplyDeleteI love wrens...they are my favorite bird...or at least in a tie for first.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the wrens. sandie
ReplyDeletehehehe...what a great imagination you have Nancy! Love the imaginary wren convo *lol*
ReplyDeleteLovely shots!
Ah, Nancy, I love it that you also speak Birdish...
ReplyDeleteisn't it gorgeous when they "sing their precious little hearts out". Beaut to read your sweet post. Cheers!