Photography of Birds – Set # 76
Set # 76
Carolina Wren
Carolina Wren
Carolina Wrens spend the majority of their time on or near the ground searching for food, or in tangles of vegetation and vines. They also probe bark crevices on lower tree levels, or pick up leaf-litter in order to search for prey. Their diet consists of invertebrates, such as beetles, true bugs, grasshoppers, katydids, spiders, ants, bees, and wasps. Small lizards and tree frogs also make up the carnivorous portion of their diet. Vegetable matter, such as fruit pulp and various seeds, makes up a small percentage of their diet. In the northern portion of their range, they frequent bird feeders.
House Wren
House Wren
H.J. Ruiz - Avian101 
That’s a nasty trick to play on other birds!
Thanks, Susan. š
I did not know they destroy other birds nests! I always find their song so cheerful.
Thank you, NJUF. š
They are quite busy while they protect their territory! I like the barring on their feathers and tail.
Thank you very much, Jane. š
Lovely photos, H.J.
Thanks so much, Tanja. š
Such gorgeous captures HJ, love these pics, such a cute bird!
You should hear them sing, they have such powerful voices. Thank you, Ashley. š
Great shots and info, HJ! Fiesty little fellas!
Thank you, Donna. Yes they are! š