I printed the pattern for the wren house last night. I'll just have Lowe's cut it for me ?. I half think I'll do 2. One for my Wren family and one for the house finches that look every year. My zebra finches like the opening to be like that and I'll bet house finches do too.
Correction - leaves and flowers are safe in moderation according to The Tortoise Table
He’s gotten very demanding and comfortable..
As I have restored his health, his personality is really starting to shine.. he’s a sight to see when he’s feeling frisky and running full glory across the pasture..
I still have to cook dinner in my dirty oven ? Whatever is there is baked to pieces though and no longer exists. I sweep it out now and then. It's called the patina.?
NEVER!!
You bet! The best kind in my opinionIs that a 1 horse power car you have there?
It looked like he had a smile on his face. He's adorable.He’s gotten very demanding and comfortable..
Wow.. and here I am twiddling thumbs in the school line .....
I hate to think what the oven cleaner would do to the wine store ?Yes my robin is being very territorial at the moment.
Also had lots of green spikes coming through for a few weeks, but nothing flowering yet.
I never have to clean my oven - just dust it occasionally.
Your robins are actually members of the thrush family and related to our blackbirds. They were called robins by the early settlers because their red chests reminded them of our birds. They’re not related species.
What kind of wren do you have?
The one thing Lyn never does is cook in her oven. It’s used as a wine rack ?
Yes I will, thanks you. I may take a month or two to get some more leaves on it. I will be moving some other plants around the yard to get this tree in the rite spot.
I'll have to look it up again. It kinda looks like a sparrow but the beak and body shape told me that it was not. I think maybe a south carolina wren. This little pair faught every bird in the neighborhood and successfully raised at least 3 chicks maybe more. I got a picture of 3 beaks sticking out of the bird house the day before they left. I've seen at least one lately so I figure they'll be back.
? I promise I do wipe out after a pie or something spills over and turns to cinders. It's scrape, wisp broom, and wipe. But less baking would make things a bit easier.
I'm going to watch closely this year. I've already had a lot of fun with our Robins. One that I helped one year did a nest so low that I got to see chicks before they fledged and got a picture. I thought it was strange that they were black with some white flecks. I guess that's not so strange ?.Your robins are actually members of the thrush family and related to our blackbirds. They were called robins by the early settlers because their red chests reminded them of our birds. They’re not related species.
While the thrush family is territorial, and we have regular blackbird battles in our garden too, they are nowhere near as bad as the robins! European Robins are the Russians of the bird world when it comes to attitude!
Sounds like you have been busy.
And here after all those years after owning an ice cream store, I thought you needed an ice cream machine & bananas to have ice cream & bananas only to learn it comes on trees. Boy, are the corporate people going to have a hissy fit when they find out about this!!
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