The little Wrens were chattering in the garden fit to burst
and this cutie let me have a couple of shots at her in one of
my not yet pruned rose bushes.
I shall endeavour to show you the colourful male of the species
as soon as a.) I get a shot at one or b.) I find one in my archives,
whichever comes first . . .
They can really make a racket with their territorial disputes.
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oh, she's so cute! i love wrens and their amazing tails!
ReplyDeleteShe is a cutie, hopefully her mate will show himself for your lens.
ReplyDeleteJust the definition of perky. Nice catch of such a quick little bird. Hope you get a chance at the male soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little beauty Arija. I have a pair of House Wrens nesting in one of my Bluebird houses right now. I can only imagine how warm it must be in there.
ReplyDeleteB.
What a chipper little lady. I love the blue tail on an otherwise grey bird. thanks for your kind comment on my blog. Bless you dear, Arija. Jo
ReplyDeleteIsn't it funny how such a tiny bird can make such a loud noise. Our wrens are very noisy too.
ReplyDeleteAww, such a cutie ^_^ And the tail, the tail!
ReplyDeleteNice bid!
ReplyDeleteA real cutie...I love Wrens so tiny yet fiesty and noisy.
ReplyDeleteReally ,a pretty bird!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteNice photos of the little lady with the blue tail!
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ReplyDeletedefinitely cute, and lots of personality! :)
Cute little fellow!
ReplyDeleteLovely little wren pics. I've enjoyed looking at these photos very much.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. You are right, wrens are so territorial, not only among themselves but also in relation to other species.We didn't have any this year and so the American Robin could nest in peace.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a sweetie she is! And what great shots, Arija! Sorry to be so late, things have been a bit hectic lately! Hope you're doing okay! Take care!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
What a cute wren, they are adorable with their little tail up in the air. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteA noisy species the world over. Lovely shots Arija.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! I love the blue tail! Our wrens are quite noisy also! She has a lot to brag about with that blue tail!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, to be sure!
ReplyDeleteHi there - even the females are splendid little birds - first time I saw a male I think I almost fell over - bright or what!
ReplyDeleteStewart M
I normally throw out old rice and bread in the garden, today I threw out 3 apples and I had a feast watching my birds. Wish I had a good camera like yours.
ReplyDeletewow, she;s got a spectacular tail!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured some wonderful photos and have a beautiful blog. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! These busy little birds are always fun to watch!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots of the bird.
ReplyDeleteit is soo sweet with that tail standing upright. :) Great shots.
ReplyDeletethese are tricky little things to get a photo of, they move so fast! Was wondering, maybe its an immature male not a female, the males only have a blue tail in their 'eclipse' plumage - i think the female has a brown tail? I see them a lot outside my office window, but Im no expert. There is some discussion on this here: http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/forum/messages.cfm?threadid=C5BB8AA3-EF08-7353-80C532F7CCBEC8C0
ReplyDeleteThat's a little Beauty!
ReplyDeleteYup, hard to imagine that they can make such a racket :)