Baby Wrens

We had a Carolina Wren nesting in our garage.

We strongly felt that she was a hand-raised bird, not being afraid of humans.

Than out-of-the-blue she dissapeared from the nest. After 12 anxious hours, we decided to rescue the babys.

They live in a 'nest' and are fed wild bird formula every half hour for 12 hours a day.

The little birds are thriving, we heeded the advice of a wise person, and we dont handle the babys unless we are cleaning out their box.

We hope to have them returned by a professional when they are older.