Carolina Wren In Rose Garden

March 19, 2011


I normally wouldn’t post a picture like this, but it’s more for my own records than anything else.  As I was photographing the Eastern Bluebirds, I noticed this unusual bird behind the fencing of my rose garden.  I believe it is a Carolina Wren, and in my Sibley’s Book (Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North America) this particular Carolina Wren is of the Mexican population which are found in Southern Texas.  Feel free to correct me if I am mistaken or have mis-labeled.

Carolina Wren In Rose Garden

Carolina Wren In Rose Garden

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Posted in Birds * Camera Bodies * Camera Lenses * Canon 7D * Carolina Wren * EF 300 F2.8 * Photography * Wildlife

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