She looks like a Marsh Wren to me, a bird I've never seen in real life. However, when posted on a photo forum I frequent, some of the experienced birders told me she was another kind of wren I'd never heard of before. I can't remember the name, but they said it was a pretty rare species.
A photographic, historical tour of St. Louis, Missouri with the occasional jaunt into the woods.
15 October 2011
My Little Buddy..
Walking around the Missouri Botanical Gardens and this little wren popped out of the weeds to greet me. I couldn't resist taking some pictures of him as he flitted about looking for insects in the pond.
She looks like a Marsh Wren to me, a bird I've never seen in real life. However, when posted on a photo forum I frequent, some of the experienced birders told me she was another kind of wren I'd never heard of before. I can't remember the name, but they said it was a pretty rare species.
She looks like a Marsh Wren to me, a bird I've never seen in real life. However, when posted on a photo forum I frequent, some of the experienced birders told me she was another kind of wren I'd never heard of before. I can't remember the name, but they said it was a pretty rare species.
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Beautiful photographs.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Randy. Birding is another hobby of mine that plays nicely off the photography obsession.
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