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Wrens
Wrens are small birds. There are over 80 different kinds of these birds.
174 Questions
Could a House wren be at a feeder in Northern Ontario in November?
Generally House wrens don't go that far north. Plus if they would it would only be during the summer. Another reason that it isn't a house wren is that they eat bugs and are almost never seen at feeders.
What is the Carolina wren's scientific name?
Its scientific name is Thryothorus ludovicianus. Now that's complicated.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
No. A wren is a very small bird.
the tiger wren. they are very rare.
How many times does a wren feed its chiks a day?
All day, from daylight to dusk, nonstop.. they find a bug, they feed one chick they are off to find another.. if you live in an area where they nest a bird hose with the back being a window in your home works great.. one way glass and you can watch the nesting.. my children still have pictures of a mocking bird that was our "guest" for 3 years...
Normally, most members of the family Troglodytidae live between four to five years. But the Carolina and Bewick's wrens can live to seven years.
What is the Ojibwa Indian name for a house wren?
The Ojibwa Indian name for a house wren is "nibwazhi." This name reflects the cultural significance and connection the Ojibwa people have with nature and wildlife, often incorporating their observations and interactions with local fauna into their language. The house wren is recognized for its distinctive song and behavior, making it a notable part of the Ojibwa's natural surroundings.
Why was Christopher wren important?
Christopher Wren was a pivotal figure in 17th-century architecture, best known for his role in rebuilding London after the Great Fire of 1666. As the principal architect of St. Paul's Cathedral, he blended classical and modern design elements, significantly influencing English Baroque architecture. Wren was also a prominent scientist and served as the president of the Royal Society, contributing to advancements in astronomy and mathematics. His work left a lasting legacy on both architecture and the scientific community.
Where did Sir Christopher Wren live?
He lived for most of his life in the Old Court House on Hampton Court Green (there is an English Heritage blue plaque on the house wall).
What is the native American meaning of a wren?
English name derived from the vocabulary word for the bird, wren, from Old English wrenna, meaning simply "wren." In many other languages, the name of this bird denotes "royalty."
What does a Carolina wren eats?
Mainly insects and fruit..Will consume sunflower seeds and suet at feeders.
What will happen to a wren in a hedge if insecticides was sprayed?
what will happen to a wren if its sprayed by insecticide
How do you raise abandoned wren eggs?
Well don't touch them unless you are absolutely certain that both the parents are dead. If you touch the eggs, the parents will not come back. You need to put them in an incubator with some nesting material like hay, feathers, and cloth, and hope for the best. I don't see how you are going to teach them to fly or find food, anyhow, but the best of luck to ya!
