Look close and you will see the Carolina Wren that popped out of my pansy pot a couple of weeks ago. March 1st to be exact.
Fast forward to March 19th and the pansy pot is a profusion of pretty colors.
This morning I saw Mrs. Wren paying another visit.
With a tiny twig clutched in her beak, she was clearly beginning the construction of a home for her babies. I intend to pay closer attention in hopes of discovering where this nest building is taking place. I know wrens tend to set up housekeeping in all sorts of interesting places. I'm hoping the nest isn't going to appear in my pansies as it would be a challenge to keep them watered.
Time will tell.
Not far from the pansies, my grape hyacinth are just coming into bloom.
The daffodils have been in bloom for a week or more.
I clipped a bouquet for a bit of bright and sunny cheer at the front entrance.
Grocery store tulips are adding beauty to the dining table.
Tomorrow Spring will officially arrive.
I'm ready.
Are you?
Let me be the first to wish you a Very HAPPY Spring.
Pretty little wren. I hope you discover her nesting place. The daffodils and tulips are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLook at all the pretty Spring color you shared today! I love pansies and tulips. Mrs Wren is a pretty little bird too.
ReplyDeleteOh your flowers are beautiful and love the little wren. I bet she IS making her nest in your pansies.
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you too!! I love the new header and all your colourful photos. The wren is so sweet. I wonder where she'll build her nest. I had a small bird nest in a hanging pot one year and by very carefully watering around the nest she raised her babies.💗💗💗💗💗💗
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you!! All of your flowers are so pretty. I'm intrigued with the wren in your pansies. Please keep up posted on her nest building. I also hope it isn't in your flower pot, but somewhere close.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky that you have flowers already! Here in northern IL, it's still cold and yucky. We've only had a couple of warm days here and there. Won't be safe to put pansies on my porch for another couple of weeks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty sight to see the wren in the pansy pot. Wonderful photos. Love the wren with the twig in her mouth.
ReplyDeleteAn adorable little wren and the flowers 💐 are stunning.
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