Canada geese, a screech owl, some crows, and the inevitable wren sing in the sunrise, the western ridge turning red under a flat-tire moon.
Daily short takes from an Appalachian hollow
Canada geese, a screech owl, some crows, and the inevitable wren sing in the sunrise, the western ridge turning red under a flat-tire moon.
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Did you have House Wrens this year?
None showed up at our house for the first time in over 20 years.
Our resident Carolina Wrens are still with us year round.
They’re not around the houses, but we do have at least one pair on the mountain. Winter wrens as well. But it’s the Carolinas who nest around the houses.