This perky Carolina Wren, dressed in his fall finest, has been making regular appearances at the backyard feeders these days.
Curious, comical, and always having a pep in his step, this tail tipped bird is fun to watch.
Now, I could have let the Brown-headed Nuthatch or the Robin star in this post, as they too are arrayed in lovely autumn attire…
…but in the end…
the little Wren won the role simply because he has been showing up when I have had a camera in hand.
Backyard Bird Nerd 
Pretty little bird! They are so perky!
Indeed!
so beautiful – cracked up on the “In the End” one!!! ❤ 🙂
I had to do it!
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All lovely, so beautifully sharp!
Do you have these little guys in your neck of the woods?
They’re rare here but have been spotted. Not by me though🙁
The end shot made me laugh too! 😆 Love his colors!! 💛
His colors really are rich!
Hhehe last photo was interesting 😎 So beautiful!
He is a cutie, and quite the songster too!
We have Bewick’s Wrens here, too. No wrens have any shame or qualms, they pop right out of the bushes and stare at you with that slightly frustrated, “Why aren’t you edible?” face before getting on with business. But if you’re near their nest, you’ll never hear the end of it.
Okay…I love that description…”why aren’t you edible?” face!
What lovely little birds Kathy. I do love your wren shots. My shots of the English wren were all blurred as the little fellow would not stay still, but yours are superb. They are like the little VW beatle cars, small stubby little numbers, but packed with zoom.
They are quick little buggers! I had a lot of blurry shots that I deleted. 🙂
We love the little Carolina’s, we have nicknamed them Mama bird because a couple of years running a couple nested in our Boston ferns hanging from our porch. Each evening just before sunset, Mama bird would sit on our railing and call for about ten minutes in the loudest voice imaginable for such a little bird. Shortly, all of her offspring would line up on the railing, chattering away to each other, and after Mama did a head count, one by one they flew into the fern. The fern would shake and rattle a bit, then all would go quiet for the night. We just loved it!
I would have loved to have seen that! And I know what you mean, for being such little birds they sure have a loud volume!
Amazing