Baby Wrens
How can such small, helpless creatures open their mouths so wide? And how do they all manage to fit in that small space? I think the robin flew in to babysit, and give Mother Wren a break.
How can such small, helpless creatures open their mouths so wide? And how do they all manage to fit in that small space? I think the robin flew in to babysit, and give Mother Wren a break.
About the author jmankowsky
I live in Central Massachusetts in the United Stares, where I have recently retired from public school teaching after thirty-four years. I am a nature photographer, particularly focusing on the the wide variety of birds to be found in this area. I am a keen supporter of the Massachusetts Audubon and the exceptional work that they do in education and protecting nature. It pleases me that many of the photographs I have posted here have also been displayed on the Wachusett Meadow Audubon in Princeton, MA website. I would love to connect with other primary school teachers in the hope that these photos might be useful in inspiring children to a greater connection with nature.
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April 27, 2018
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