Mouthful

Now the baby blue tits have fledged I have started to watch the birds in the garden on the other side of the house. So much activity as there is a bird table which is attracting many birds who are feeding their babies at the moment.

As I was watching some fun on the table with two woodpeckers I spotted this tiny wren on the roof of the wood shed. I think it's a spider and will make a good meal for the baby I am sure.

Taken through the dining room window.

[Babs]

Quite a catch, a busy time of year for the birds.

[Kathy A]

Great shot, nice detail.

[Lou Ann]

Awww a great capture. Perfect timing.

[judith deacon]

Wonderful capture, I know wrens are supposed to be one of the most common birds in England (I personally don't believe that!) but they are still my favourites.

[Casablanca]

Little sweetie, love it.

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh so cute!

[Merrelyn]

Great catch.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[gloria jones]

Terrific close up

[Pat Knowles]

A baby wren how wonderful ...not a bird we ever see so to see this is lovely.

[carol white]

A lovely capture. Fav!! 😀

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[Ron]

Very cool capture. The spider looks delicious!

[Milanie]

Wonderfully focused

[Taffy]

How cool to catch them building and feeding...adds a great sense of action to the typical bird image.

[Rosie Kind]

A great shot as they are very shy birds

[Hazel]

You have some lovely bird captures recently!

[Junko Y]

So sweet in its shape and how it seems to be "sitting" -- I thought that was twigs for nest building when I read your note and saw that it was a spider. I should invite birds into my house. For some reason I have spiders this year instead of ants.