Romantic Male House Wren Woos Female with Nest Box Tour

In this heartwarming video, watch as a male house wren shows off his romantic side by giving a tour of his nest box to a female. With intricate details and charming chirps, he pulls out all the stops to impress his potential mate. Follow their journey as he goes to great lengths to win her affection, demonstrating the lengths that creatures will go to find a mate. Don't miss out on this beautiful display of nature's romance!
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[@MrTmiket0007]

Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always 🐦👍

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you!

[@riverbender9898]

It's fascinating to watch the avian brain (and bill) at work. So creative and patient compared to us. Thank You for sharing with us.

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Thank you for watching

[@mjinfl967]

Best video ever! I love house wrens, but most people only ever catch. Carolina wrens in videos. House wrens are my favorite bird. Thank you so much! And my five little granddaughters thank you as well.❤

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@AJKPenguin]

That House Wren has more real property than me. : )

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

That is a big nest box for a House Wren ;)

[@djosbun]

Amazing video, Terry. There’s nothing that bring us closer to birds than your wonderful videos. Thank you for your efforts!

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Thank you for your nice words :)

[@HandFeedWildBirds]

Very cool video! Subscribed! 🐦🐦

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[@LadyYoop]

How wonderous! What a Blessing to watch!

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Thank you for watching

[@floydmorrison2025]

Great video! Love how he removes some of the wood chips in order to bring in sticks. The chips were definitely not up to his standard lol! Did you modify a Bluebird box specifically for Wrens by making the opening smaller via that attached plate? I currently have Downy Woodpeckers in one of my Bluebird boxes, and Tree Swallows in the other hahaha. Thanks for the video

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you! I built that box for Red-bellied Woodpeckers. But European Starling tried to use it, so I put the hole reducer on hoping for Chickadees or some other small bird. I'm really happy the Carolina Wrens are starting to use it.

[@terrilynn27allen88]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you so much

[@terrilynn27allen88]

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[@lovepet4565]

I have a lovely pair of wrens

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Awesome!

[@lovepet4565]

@@BirdsWalkingDown they mated last year Had a little brood I have a blue bird pair in my top deck of a 3 story house box like yours And a sparrow pair on the 2nd story One And my dogs go in out Drink water Bark And they don't mind!! Im the only yard with tons of trees Plants No pest or herbicide Loads of worms 🐛 and a goldfish pond under a big willow for them to drink We have hot 🥵 summers ( coastal NC)

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Sounds like you have a great yard!

[@keyinadreese7536]

🥰🥰🐦

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[@beata328]

❤❤

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[@violetskyq]

Nice video! How did you successfully prevent house wren from damaging bluebird or chickadee‘a nests? I tried wren guard which does not seem to be very helpful. I’m wondering if setting up multiple nest boxes will be effective. Thanks!

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you! I've never had problems with them. But I do have multiple nest boxes

[@aps5041]

They sure like sticks. Thankfully they haven't found my blue bird house yet. But all of the bird houses at my parent's house are just stuffed with sticks.

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Yes they do like sticks!

[@ktjankabar]

Such a great video! Looks like she removed all the shavings!??

[@BirdsWalkingDown]

Thank you, maybe not all but a lot

[@awrinkleintimeyesterday6067]

I read before that by putting the shavings in, you give the birds the opportunity to "excavate" their own home.