As of now, I'm only able to take a picture of this Bewick's Wren through the window.
Hear his lovely song by clicking below:
YORBA LINDA BACKYARD BIRDERS --- Western Bluebird (female) gathering meal worms for its nest brood. In my bird blog below, if you'd like to hear a particular bird's song, just click on the link for that particular bird within the post. To enlarge a picture, just click on it once. For my very first, special bluebird experience, visit 2012-May 12th-Saturday. Thank you for visiting and from this day forward, may all your blues be bluebirds. Happy Birding! ~Olivia
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Bewick's Wren (Thryomanes bewickii)
The Bewick's Wren was formerly common across the Midwest and eastern mountains. Eastern populations dropped drastically starting early in the 20th century, and now it is nearly restricted to the West.
Hopefully, he'll allow me to take a picture when I'm outside. This one doesn't warm-up to humans as well as some of the other yard birds.
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