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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsHouse wrens feeding
I took about 2 hours of footage and edited it to 7 minutes. this was on Saturday. I have the camera set up again today they are even louder amazing how fast they grow.
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House wrens feeding (Original Post)
Woodwizard
Jul 2020
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Can you tell what they are feeding them? I have several houses of wrens and their song and squeals
Frustratedlady
Jul 2020
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Alliepoo
(2,208 posts)1. Those babies are running mama bird ragged!!
Shes a good mama!
secondwind
(16,903 posts)2. Oh, that birdhouse!!!
Frustratedlady
(16,254 posts)3. Can you tell what they are feeding them? I have several houses of wrens and their song and squeals
pretty much dominate the yard. I love having them around.
Interesting birdhouse.
Woodwizard
(837 posts)5. They are insect eaters
Just about any bug is fair game they get a lot if inchworms and moths for the kids.
Frustratedlady
(16,254 posts)6. I thought so, as they are never at the bird feeders.
I have a security light at the front and back of the house, which draws all kinds of bugs and moths. Each morning, the steps are full of bugs and the birds clean them up each day. Not one bug left. It is a buffet.
If I try to watch them more closely, they scold me, so I give them plenty of space.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)4. they blabber at me all day...my gardening soundtrack!