I only had time for a couple of hurried shots as Wrens don't stay in one place for very long. It would have been great to have videoed it as it walked straight up the cane without any effort.
Thursday, 24 March 2016
The Climbing Wren
I often see a Wren hopping around the garden investigating all the planters looking for food but this is the first time I have seen one walk up a vertical pole, in this case a bamboo cane.
I only had time for a couple of hurried shots as Wrens don't stay in one place for very long. It would have been great to have videoed it as it walked straight up the cane without any effort.
I only had time for a couple of hurried shots as Wrens don't stay in one place for very long. It would have been great to have videoed it as it walked straight up the cane without any effort.
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Fantastic photographs John. We never get a wren to our birdtable but there are plenty about and I see them scratching about in the bottom of the hedge.
ReplyDeleteWeaver: Thats
Delete's how they normally behave here.
It probably thinks the bamboo cane is there just for its personal use. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteWilma: Another one of those times I was watching at just the right moment.
DeleteA grand job. the little devils move so fast.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: They do, blink and they are gone.
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