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Sibling Protection

Sibling Protection

The little wrens nest in a house on hour patio. I was sitting outside when the perched on a nearby grapefine settee. The little one wasn't too sure about...
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The little wrens nest in a house on hour patio. I was sitting outside when the perched on a nearby grapefine settee. The little one wasn't too sure about moving around so big brother? stayed close and protected her? for hours. Eventually the hopped-flew back up to their house. I was standing less that three feet away when I took this photo.
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Aug, 2016

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