Posted by Turkeyfoot on July 16, 2021 at 12:44:22 from (156.26.45.93):
In Reply to: I can't mow my grass posted by C.Amick on July 16, 2021 at 10:56:22:
I agree, that looks like Carolina wren with the white eyebrow.
I had a house wren build a nest between the grill and radiator of my M one year. It had been parked for a few weeks and then I hooked it to a trailer and drove about a 1/4 mile from the barn and was loading firewood when I saw the mother come out of the grill. I don't know if she road along or if she followed us, but she seemed pretty unperturbed. When I was done loading wood, I parked back in the same place. Apparently the radiator didn't get hot enough to do any damage and I believe the whole family survived. A different time I found the house wren nest on top of the valve cover of my super A after I saw the bird fly out when I started it. The nest had eggs in it. So I nailed a hard hat to the pole in the shed and carefully moved the nest to the hard hat and the mother found it and started sitting again. Pretty amazing what wild things can tolerate.
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