I too love Carolina wrens! We have a pair who spend their nights in a little
basket under our porch roof that has an old House wren nest in it. Most
every evening around dusk I hear them chatting together as they come in and
fly up into the nest. During the day they are not around too much, but they
do occasionally check out the suet and sunflower seed feeders, and they like
the lard/peanut butter/oatmeal/cornmeal concoction I put out.

Susi Brown, Greenfield Twp, Huron Co.

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