Carolina Wrens were regular most of the winter in our Berwick yard, going quiet only from late February to early April. Since then, they've been steady, usually 1 but sometimes 2 seen. I haven't observed any evidence of nesting yet, but have my suspicions.
Scott RichardsonOn Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 10:32 AM, Stella Walsh <stellawalsh@earthlink.net> wrote:
Certainly a very difficult winter in Maine for this species. Know from friends a Appledore (Isles of Shoals) that none survived there.
Wondering if members retained or lost "their" Carolina Wrens this past winter.
Stella
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