Reynold the wren has been a regular around the feeders and has totally taken advantage of the mix I have kept out for him (lard, peanut butter, chick mash etc.). The Titmice have also been feeding on it. Yesterday, he beckoned in the Spring-like weather by starting his Teakettle song. Up to this point, all I'd hear were little chatters. And, this confirms it's a male. Here's hoping he finds a mate and hangs around.
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