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One of my highlights was this Carolina Wren…
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My wrens love suet! Try some. They love it.
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The Carolina Wren, our favorite backyard bird. We have a pair in our yard right now, hopefully they will stay till spring and build a nest in our yard. They seem to not prefer to go to our bird feeder and prefer eating meat/insects vs seeds. When they nest they build about 3 nests, sometimes in a birdhouse, and the female picks one of them.
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My wrens love suet! Try some. They love it.
Len Vadala
The Carolina Wren, our favorite backyard bird. We have a pair in our yard right now, hopefully they will stay till spring and build a nest in our yard. They seem to not prefer to go to our bird feeder and prefer eating meat/insects vs seeds. When they nest they build about 3 nests, sometimes in a birdhouse, and the female picks one of them.