There seems to be a family of Superb Fairy-Wrens (Malurus cyaneus) in residence in one of the little patches of semi-native vegetation near my house. Its not really the most peaceful place, with the freeway just the other side of a high wall, but beggars cannot be choosers!
My plan is to try to visit the site on a regular basis and keep an eye open for this group of birds. One of the males in the group seemed to be developing some blue colour (a generic name for these birds - and a couple of other species is 'blue-wrens') - but I did not manage to get any decent images of that bird.
So, here is the first in what may become a series.
As ever, you can join in with WBW by clicking on the link below - and also as ever, please feel free to share the love for WBW with other bloggers! Cheers. SM
My plan is to try to visit the site on a regular basis and keep an eye open for this group of birds. One of the males in the group seemed to be developing some blue colour (a generic name for these birds - and a couple of other species is 'blue-wrens') - but I did not manage to get any decent images of that bird.
So, here is the first in what may become a series.
As ever, you can join in with WBW by clicking on the link below - and also as ever, please feel free to share the love for WBW with other bloggers! Cheers. SM
How lucky can you get, looking forward to a series on Fairy-Wrens, they are such cute little birds. I have only ever seen one single Eurasian wren in our garden here but it means I guess that they are around somewhere! Have a good day, cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting how these little ones can adapt to disruptions in their habitat. The change in plumage will be fun to watch!
ReplyDeleteVery nice in the middle of the reedbed !
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDelete...and that is a series I eagerly await! YAM xx
Fantastic little birds! Love the reeds!
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favourite little Australian bird Stewart and I am hoping you can photograph the beautiful male. Thanks for hosting and have a wonderful weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteCute little bird - such a bright eye!
ReplyDeleteVery nice images .. Well done .. Greetings ..
ReplyDeleteIt just goes to show that you don't have to go far to find sweet little birds..Enjoy your day..
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little creature!
ReplyDeleteOh Stewart, I hope you are able to continue. Following them and their behaviors (which I know you will capture) would be GREAT!!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable wren. It's a new one for me. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteCute name for a cute bird!
ReplyDeleteHow cute...and brisk!
ReplyDeletesoooooooooooooooo cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
ReplyDeleteI have a similar tiny tit that visits my back yard ... not often ... they always get a squeeee out of me.
Thank you Stewart
ReplyDeleteWe also have these tiny birds. They are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet shots of this tiny bird!
ReplyDeleteThose well-named fairy wrens really are superb! I hope they do become a series ... it’s a great thing to be able to “follow” the same clan ...something I can only do vicariously and I’m looking forward to it.
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