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Thryothorus ludovicianus
This is a series of a single bird progressing to an adult in a nest at my home. The Carolina Wren is a small bird with a white eye stripe, and lifted tail. They have a very complex array of calls to learn, and can throw off even the most seasoned bird watcher in a hardwood forest. The shots consist of the birds when they are only a few days out of the egg, to 4 days later, and another 3 days later, then finally another 10 days after that the young are catching bugs on their own!
Spotted on Apr 28, 2011
Submitted on Jan 1, 2013
9 Comments
Muchas bocas que alimentar::
And where do you have your mail delivered? ;-)
Thanks guys! This was the goal of me photographing them whenever I could sneak a peak. I am glad to finally have a place to show the progress all the way through. This was the 3rd year for them to nest at my home, in my mail box none the less!
So cute an hungry!!
Great series!
Wonderful series.
Thanks for joining the mission.
Thank you Stefania, And Ava I added it to the Mission. Cheers
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