Went out through the front part of my house this morning (I’m renovating that half the house and don’t use/heat it) and was pleasantly surprised by a Carolina Wren that had obviously taken shelter from the cold and wind. I don’t know how it managed to get in but I propped open the front door and I’m pretty sure I was able to shoo it out, although I did not actually see it go. I’ve had the odd one singing in the yard in the spring over the years but have never seen one during the winter before.
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