I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.

House Wren (Troglodytes aedon)

House Wren

(Troglodytes aedon)

Description:

I think I saw Bewick’s and Carolina Wrens here (not sure), but the Cactus Wren and this House Wren were easier to photograph. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.

Date Taken: 2021:01:26 12:29

Location:

Palmito Hill
Brownsville, Texas
United States
29.53 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/11.0, 1/4000

File Name: HouseWren_D5X5114-PalmitoHill-TX

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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