Tag: carolina wren

Birds at Sunrise

Posted on January 31, 2021 by Linda

I went to the Villano Boat Ramp in St. Augustine before sunrise to get some morning pictures of the birds. The colors were not as spectacular as I had hoped, but all sunrises are amazing in their own way. The fishermen were departing while… Continue Reading “Birds at Sunrise”

Category: wildlifeTags: Brown Pelican, carolina wren, great black-backed gull, laughing gull, red-bellied woodpecker, sunrise in St. Augustine Florida, the Ark in St. Augustine, the ark wildlife rescue and rehabilitation

Wren in the Garage

Posted on January 26, 2021 by Linda

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I suppose the wrens are looking for nesting opportunities. I found one in the garage. The other day, one was in the bedroom. Yegads! We have not seen Squeak for two days. I have heard killdeers in the marsh for a couple days. I… Continue Reading “Wren in the Garage”

Category: Uncategorized, wildlifeTags: carolina wren, dart, killdeer chicks, raccoon, red-bellied woodpecker, the Ark in St. Augustine, the ark wildlife rescue and rehabilitation

mealworm feeder

Posted on March 19, 2020 by Linda

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I got some video of the birds coming to the mealworm feeder. There is a northern mockingbird, Carolina wren, male eastern bluebird, and female eastern bluebird. Enjoy!

Category: UncategorizedTags: birds eating mealworms, carolina wren, female eastern bluebird, male eastern bluebird, mealworm feeder, northern mockingbird

Five Bluebird Eggs

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Linda

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We have some bluebirds actively nesting in our yard and Regis was able to determine they have laid 5 eggs in the next box we have out. We have two nest boxes in the backyard. We did not expect bluebirds to nest in both… Continue Reading “Five Bluebird Eggs”

Category: UncategorizedTags: carolina wren, eastern bluebird at nest box, female eastern bluebird, Roseate Spoonbill

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