While we were at Chief and Tootsie's home the other day, we got to observe a little springtime nature.

After looking a little closer into the birdy house doorway,

we could see these hungry little wren hatchlings--no noise, just mouths agape.

It was a precious scene, but it made me sad because they looked so...hungry. I really wanted to rummage around and look for something to feed them, but then I figured their momma was perched somewhere with a little worm in her beak just waiting for me to stop taking photos so she could fill their bellies.

She was a patient momma, and she did get her little darlings fed.

At least momma wrens don't dive bomb people like other birds I've seen.
Thanks Momma Wren for a looksie in on your babes. They're very sweet!
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