Bewick's Wren in March

by Brenda Edwards

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After further study, I decided this little bird is a Bewick's Wren rather than a house wren. Note the obvious eyebrow.

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John Cappello

John Cappello 20 Jan 2013

Gorgeous work! WHAT A VERY NICE PICTURE

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: Thanks, John; lots of luck involved with this one!
Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 13 Mar 2009

We have at least one that uses a bird house in the back yard.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: they are known for taking over other nests
KC CHANG

KC CHANG 12 Mar 2009

JUST TERRIFIC!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks again, KC!
Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 12 Mar 2009

FANTASTIC CAPTURE, BRENDA. WOW LOVE THIS.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks...capture is right when it comes to these little tweeters!
John Swift

John Swift 12 Mar 2009

WOW! What a beautiful capture, Brenda!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks very much, John!!
Warren Ballard

Warren Ballard 12 Mar 2009

Excellent capture Brenda, great work!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks so much, Warren...we won't talk about how many missed shots there were!!
craynewhope

craynewhope 12 Mar 2009

Love it. Best wren shot I have seen bar none.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks a million, Gary!
Lynn De Serres

Lynn De Serres 12 Mar 2009

Truly magnificent photographic artwork. Very fine composition and atmosphere.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks so much, Lynn!! most of it was up to the bird, hehe