House Wren claiming an old swallow house as his
House Wren
by Wendy | Jul 20, 2016 | Blog, Perching, Wren, House #158, Wrens
House Wren
by Wendy | Jul 20, 2016 | Blog, Mockingbird, Northern #32, Perching
A musical bird with a vast variety of sharp calls. It’s monochromatic colouring is made up for by it’s song, at times it is hard to believe that this small bird can be so loud! a group of mockingbirds is known as a “ridicule”

by Wendy | Jul 20, 2016 | Blog, Flycatcher, Great Crested #159, Perching

by Wendy | Jul 7, 2016 | Blog, Perching, Phoebe #163
I couldn’t figure this one out, a friend helped ID it and although it’s brown, it is a Phoebe. This one was perched on a bobbing log at Epping bridge.
Fun fact: the Eastern Phoebe was the first bird to be banded by John Audubon in 1804, at the time a silver thread was used so he would know when the bird returned each spring.

by Wendy | Jul 5, 2016 | Blog, Blue Bird, Eastern #47, Thrushes
Getting brighter feathers and flying more and more, father is still perched on the dish watching over the young ones.
