Showing posts with label Wren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wren. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

House Wren Song



Male House Wren has claimed a nest box and has a mate and spends much of the day loudly singing his upbeat gibberish song for all Backyard birds to hear. These are delightful little birds to have around as they constantly scold anyone who enters "their territory" while mating and raising their young. Often producing two broods a season these little birds eat a prodigious amount of insects and spiders. 

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House Wren Song

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Carolina Wren Song "Cheater Cheater Cheater"


Carolina Wren calling "Cheater - Cheater - Cheater" rapidly eleven times loud and clear. The Carolina Wren is a small bird with a big singing voice and in my experience prefers the cover of deep brush and woods and is difficult to photograph in their true wild forest environment like this. I caught a glimpse of it making the first string of "cheater" calls, but could not find it in the deep cover on video. Often their call is a loud "Teakettle Teakettle Teakettle" but here the rarer "cheater" call is unmistakable!

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Carolina Wren Song

Saturday, August 2, 2014

Carolina Wren Call



Carolina Wren Call in the Great Smoky Mountains that is not that common compared to their typical song. This may be a defensive call as it always made similar sounds before arriving at the feeding area tipping me off to its pending arrival. Even so, this single Wren visitor that loved summer suet moved fast and took awhile to finally film at length as it foraged energetically among the trees and brush. A great little bird that while heard is rarely seen around here.

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Carolina Wren Call

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