I Got It!

The Carolina Wren came closer today, so I was able to get a better shot than the one from the other day.

Manual mode. 55-200 lens. Editing consisted of straighten and crop in Ribbet.

[Graham Thresher]

Great shot. Fav

[Maggiemae]

It doesn't matter nowadays if you accidentally shoot something on an angle! Easy to straighten . Super picture of this wren with a long beak!

[Tonia Jordan]

Nice! I've never seen one in person though they're fairly common in my area. Great shot!

[Tom J]

Great Photo - Fav !

[Taffy]

Terrific details!

[Lynne]

Nice capture. Perfect timing for this.

[melissa]

@thresheg @maggiemae @spidergirl @tomj @taffy @lynne5477
Goodness, I'm a bit overwhelmed to see this photo on the popular page and especially so soon after it's been posted. Thanks so much Everyone!

[Ukandie!]

Great detail!

[Candace]

Great catch and a fav!

[melissa]

@ukandie1 @ribbet9
Thanks!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Hazel]

So very lovely - details and great toning shades - fav!

[patricia janik]

What an amazing capture! Such detail, BRAVO!

[Kerri Michaels]

fav ad follow.. cool capture

[Rosie Kind]

Fav for this lovely capture

[melissa]

@bkbinthecity @quietpurplehaze @patjanik @moviegal1 @rosiekind
Thanks so much Everyone!

[HelenM]

If Canadian wren's are as shy as UK wren's this must have taken a lot of patience. Lovely shot

[melissa]

@helenm2016
I am in the U.S. but yes, our Wren's do seem to be very shy.