The Wren's Eggs and Two Babies - Critter 84

Tuesday, November 12, 2024
At previous post, we talked about female Wren which visited our yard. The fact that the bird was nesting. 


Fig 01 - Eggs of Wren.

You may read the previous posting:

We saw at least two eggs in the nest, the number of eggs laying by Wrens depend on their species:
- Caroline Wren, 3 - 7 eggs
- House Wren, 4 to 8 eggs 

The female Wren broods her eggs for 12 to16 days, tenderly guarded, while the male provides nourishment. 


Fig 02 - Wren's babies in the nest.

Finally, after approximately two weeks, the little babies start learning to fly, then they leave the nest.

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  1. Thank you for documenting this. Interesting to see the eggs and then the hatching...Hope these little wrens do well.

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  4. What fun!! It is so interesting to watch babies birds hatch and develop. So glad you got some pictures!

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    1. yes, enjoy watching it....

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  5. Wow, it feels late in the season to see wrens nesting! What a fun experience, though.

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  6. Sweet photos of the wren nest and eggs and babies ~ thanks,

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores ~
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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    1. nature works beautifully...

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  7. Beautiful photos and interesting information.

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  8. What beautiful photos Tanza and what a good sign that little ones were born. The wren actually has a bit of a misleading name too. I had read that In fact, they do not like extreme cold and snow at all. But its not for now realy wintertime so its very good that they were with you and that is a very good sign. Through this way I also want to thank you for all your nice comments on my 2 blog websites. Glad you like what I share there. Greetings, Tine

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    1. no, Wren don't like cold...... our area is warmer......

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  11. Great find, the baby wrens are adorable!
    Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.

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