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Althea. I named her before I realized she was a he. Male & Female wrens look similar, but male wrens have white spots in their tales, this became evident when he was sitting on my shoe. Althea came into the spare room the other day while I was changing the fire alarm. He has refused to leave despite multiple hour long freedom efforts encouraging him back to nature...

My suspicion is the two birds I heard fighting over a recently vacated hornets nest repurposes for a make shift nest, we’re comprised of a stranger and wren. Wren was not the one who got to stay in the nest. .. Day of Blizzard Althea the happy loser in that fight that ushered him into a deluxe heated apartment with feee continental peanut butter papaya & bugs🙉🙉🙉

I think Althea Is rather young as he is still quite short and his chirps are quite and not overly confident. Or may be he is a little guy fully grown.. Perhaps that is how he lost the nest dual fats should that brought him to his new abide. Honestly I don’t think he is mourning that loss... I think, As far as he’s concerned he has about five or so potential swanky pads entertain the ladies in the spring 😛

Happy to learn Wren aside from mating and extreme cold weather, are solitary birds. I was concerned he would be lonely until April ( bc extreme change in temp is traumatic) at which point I will invite his friends to a peanut butter 🐜 🎈 and Althea can fly off into the sunset. Till then I think he will be OK. 👌

He may also a slight crush in me due to my purple and pink plumage (purple hair pink shoes) I hear the guyswrens like that😛