Date: 05/22/2006

Number: 1

The wrens have decided the birdhouse is just right for them. They moved in some twigs about 4-5 inches long and about 2mm.in diameter. All the same and arranged them at the top in a circlier pattern. They are in and out. They touch beaks, if this is feeding each other or just identification. One of them stands on top of the birdhouse until the other emerges,they lay the eggs in the depression in the back.
The robins in the Yew bush are so hidden that I am not able to detect anything other than an adult robin sitting on the nest. The other day during the Thunderstorm and rain. One of them sat and protected the eggs (I assume) the whole time even during the nighttime hours.

Lexington, MA

Latitude: 42.4 Longitude: -71.2

Observed by: Anna
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