Welcome to Show and Tell Friday!
Today I have something special to share!
We have little birds making a nest behind this cherub on my fence! For the last couple weeks we've seen two little birds in the tree with twigs and weeds in their beaks. We kept looking up in the tree for the nest but couldn't find it. The other day I was outside and I saw one of the birds swoop down off the fence and slip behind the cherub! After he left I looked behind there and saw the makings of a nest! They have been so busy nesting, coming and going all day! I wish I could tell you what type of birds they are but I have no idea. They are small and brown and have long beaks. It's so much fun to watch them!
UPDATE: Thanks to Donna I now know they are Wrens!
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38 comments:
Your garden and cherub is beautiful! What a gift to have the birds nesting behind the cherub. I wonder if they're wrens? Have a wonderful weekend... Donna
What a sweet place for a little bird's nest! Your garden is so beautiful! Thanks for hosting!...hugs...Debbie
Donna, I just looked up a photo of a wren and I think that's what they are! Thank you!
Love the beautiful flower mosaic. Wish I had success with roses.
Thanks for hosting again this week - You are appreciated.
Your flower photos are beautiful! Thank you for hosting!
Cindy, I love all your flower photos! Thanks for hosting.
That is so sweet! Thanks so much for hosting Cindy!
I think that is one decorating diva to make her nest behind your sweet cherub. How exciting! I am always so happy when a bird chooses to nest in our garden. Thanks for hosting Cindy!
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Love the Angel's face... If you have some time visit My blog and find a post named " fazenda" in the right hand side and you will see a tribute I did to My parents farm, that a couple of Angel's Sto. ed. Face there! Hope you like it!
Dani
Thank you so much for hosting every week :) Garden pix are beautiful!!
Greetings from Australia♥
~Pernilla
Hi Cindy,
love the cute Cherub and even better with a nest. Thanks for hosting the party.
Beautiful!! Thanks so much for hosting!
So cute!!! Thanks for hosting again Cindy!!
Hello Cindy,
House Wrens are too cute - we have one nesting near our front door - love your mosaic - I do appreciate you being a gracious hostess,
Kathy
Thanks for hosting!
Hi, Cindy! You just KNOW I love your garden cherub!!! Thanks for hosting Show & Tell each week! Love it always. Hope you'll stop by my party ~ the post is up now and I'm having a little bridal giveaway, too!
Big TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Hi Cindy,
Beautiful collage and cute cherub! And I love your roses.
Thank you for hosting!
~Wendy
Beautiful photos! I had birds nesting in the rafters of my house. I just saw the babies a couple days ago, peeking out! Thanks for hosting!
Cindy
It's so fun to watch birds making a nest. Thank you for hosting your party today.
Beautiful party, Cindy!
I am so sleepy I will come back tomorrow to visit several posts!
Thanks for hosting!!!
How lovely, I would love to watch that. It will be lovely when the babies appear. Please post some pics,when they do. I am in love with cherubs too,especially with the real rose. xx
once again -- thank you so much for hosting! your parties are gorgeous! i do believe the wrens have the most beautiful spot in the world! hugs...
Thank you so much for hosting a great party each week! Little Bit
Hello and good morning! I was making homemade yogurt, so naturally had to make some Simple Tasty Granola (# 212 ). Using Agave Nectar, some oats and a few nuts, I have a yummy treat waiting for me every morning. Hope you enjoy my recipe! Thanks for hosting the party once again. Have a great week!
Rebekah-www.potholesandpantyhose.com
Thanks for hosting another great party. I`ve added you to my linky parties list.
All the best from Serbia,
Aleksandra
I can't think of a more perfect place to build a home... thanks for hosting!
I have a bird build a nest on top of my grapevine wreath a nice cottage touch but is is right by the door we go in and out of! Thanks for hosting, Laura
seems like the little birds always built their next over my front porch light fixture, where out back there is lots of better places.
always like seeing your beautiful pictures of your flowers, we need rain so bad here in Missouri , I keep watering my hydrangeas every other day to keep them blooming
Your collage is beautiful.
Your darling cherub reminds me of the little French girl in my post today. The chicks will be born in a pretty place.
Cindy,
Love your garden cherub.You have a lovely garden!Thank you for hosting.Have a great weekend.
((((Hugs))))
Anne
The image on the bottom left of your collage just jumped out at me. So beautiful. Must be the orangey color in there. The images are all so sweet with the cherub keeping watch. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to share our homes and gardens here!
Liz
Hi Cindy. How exciting that you are having new babies. It will be so cute to watch them grow..I'm joining the party and thanks for hosting..Happy Friday..Judy
Thank-you for hosting!!
& how appropriate that the little birdies chose the cherub to nest ;-)
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Cindy,
I am so excited to link up with your party for the first time! I am also your newest GFC follower and new like on FB. LOVE your style and your taste! I am looking forward to seeing more great things from all of your talent :)
Have a great weekend!
Meegan
What Meegan Makes
I like this blogs.. It's very nice and informative blog…. Thanks for sharing with us. American Drew
Cindy I had a wren which is a small brown bird build a nest in
my flower pot with my Geranium.
I had to be careful watering because of the little ones. They grow fast and are gone in about 2 weeks. That is probably what you have, they will build anywhere. Beautiful pictures.
Hello
My Romantic Home
Thank you on your sweat effort! Plenty of helpful info here. It’s amazing how interesting it is actually that I can visit you commonly.
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