The house wrens nesting on our yurt porch chose this morning, the 4th of July, to shoo their young ones out of the nest.
Edging forward
To leap or not to leap?
Resting for a moment under table before another short flight into bushes and pines. How do the parents keep track of them going every which way?
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What a lovely happening to witness!
It was delightful. They continued practicing their flying and bug-finding all around the yurt and garden today – noisy, but very pleasant companions.