My Inner-west Sydney neighbours have successfully enabled a Blue Wren to get
another brood out. That's two that I know of this summer.
The wrens may use all the neighbouring yards equally, but I still think that
they like me the most.
They watch to see when I stop weeding and then they all pounce down onto a
brand new clearing. The other day I had to turn a large bit of rubble over to
get at couch grass roots and revealed a red back and 2 spherical egg sacks
attached to the side of half a house brick and what I took for a male red
back: a very small pale version. The male blue wren was down taking away a
largish black spider immediately. (all the red was covered by his beak.)
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