While we were in Comfort, TX, this Carolina Wren was entertaining us on a wooden water tower.
Carolina Wren singing his song
Carolina Wren Dancing his dance
Carolina Wren taking a bow after a fine performance
Carolina Wren
While we were in Comfort, TX, this Carolina Wren was entertaining us on a wooden water tower.
Carolina Wren singing his song
Carolina Wren Dancing his dance
Carolina Wren taking a bow after a fine performance
Off Center & Not Even 
Very nice Tim. Maybe it inspired a Wren-ku? Or a song perhaps.
A ku easily. Song? He’s a good singer. Thanks, Brad.
What a beauty….and what a gorgeous song:). I love the ‘taking a bow’ picture:)
Thanks, Janet.
Ah… sweet song! Gorgeous shots! I love the bow he takes.
He was quite a performer. Thanks, Marina.
What a sweet song he has. He well should take a bow. Lovely.
He’s a funny little guy. Great performer. Thanks, Dale.
He sure looked like he was enjoying himself!
He was having a ball competing with the band across the street.
I bet! Did he win? I think he would be the winner.
He had much better dance moves than the band. I walked over and listened to the band for a few minutes. They sounded great, but they had no choreography in their performance. So Mr. C Wren was much more entertaining.
He was boogying with panache, that’s for sure!
He was doing the Jungle Boogie on a wooden water tank. A Boogie Woogie Bugle Wern from Company C. Crooner that is. Carolina Crooner. Crooning out in the Texas Hill Country.
Haha! Perfect! Love this. You are so clever 🙂
That is a fine performance by Carolina Wren! He does have a beautiful song. I enjoyed the joint video production with Laurie, Tim.
He was quite the performer. Thanks, Lavinia.
I enjoyed the “Caroline Wren” concert and hope for an encore!!!
No encore anytime soon. We don’t have them up here. Thanks, Rebecca.
Applause, applause for an outstanding performance!!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Singing its heart out. It isn’t bashful.
Not bashful at all. Thanks, Rebecca.
Delightful. I loved the bird dance and song.
It was hilarious and adorable. Thanks, Roberta.
Birds and animals are wonderful. It was nice to hear your wife’s voice.
Thanks, Roberta.
AAAA+++++++
Thanks, Resa.
Full of song! Wonderful …
Thanks, Julie.
Didn’t get a good look at its tail, but that is a lot of white on the neck with a stark contrast to the orange belly – also doesn’t have the bold white eye-line. I think that might actually might be a Canyon Wren.
Merlin identified it as the Carolina Wren. That’s what we have to go by. Deep in the Texas Hill Country he was. Thanks, Brian.