Wrens Nest?
By Siris
26 Feb, 2020
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I was going to throw out this basket work pot, but stuffed it into the trellis by the side fence, that's because I cut down their favourite shrub. I think male Wrens make several nests hoping a female might chose one in which to raise a family.
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What a great idea I think they will soon be nesting there .
26 Feb, 2020
Fingers crossed......
26 Feb, 2020
We sometimes see a Wren in the garden, also a nest in a sprawley Clematis, but I've cut it down drastically earlier.
26 Feb, 2020
You are right, the males often make up to 6 nests. when she selects the one he then lines it with moss and feathers.
that is a lovely sight.
26 Feb, 2020
I have wrens and robins nesting in the same shrub. Hope there's no arguments later in the spring
26 Feb, 2020
It's the Blackbirds that cause the arguments in my garden, Andrew.
27 Feb, 2020
Oh, fingers crossed for you, Siris.
27 Feb, 2020
Kate, I think this nest is too exposed, they like a tangle of vegetation.
27 Feb, 2020
Sadly, you’re probably right. We had a pair nesting in our juniper tree the other summer. We were very fortunate.
27 Feb, 2020
HOW LOVELY TO SEE THAT. WE HAVE STARTED TO SEE A WREN IN THE GARDEN AND IT WAS PECKING AWAY AT THE MOSS THAT HAS GROWN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SHED.
1 Mar, 2020
That's great Linda, obviously a male making a nest to entice a female.
1 Mar, 2020
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I hope you're right Sue ,it would be lovely for you to have a little family using the pot :o)
26 Feb, 2020