I was so lucky these last few weeks to observe and witness baby Carolina Wrens from eggs to hatching to flying the coup.They made a wonderful nest of feathers ,lichen and any other scraps they could find. The made this nest in my Beguiling Begonia hanging plant. In the summer months seems to be that every patch of woods is the rollings sound of the Carolina Wren.This shy bird is hard to see but, it delivers amazing sounds and decibel . This bird has rich cinnamon plumage,white eyebrow stripe, and a long, upward-cocked tail. Male and female Carolina Wrens build their nests together. One member of the pair may stay at the site while the other gathers material. The first nest can take a week or more to build, but later ones take shape in as few as 4 days.
Please also visit the Bird Cam Video Link I have Provided . Day 1 of Discovery of eggs!
Day 1 of the capturing of the eggs. Now the waiting to begin for hatching. So Excited to witness this : )
HATCHING DAY
Hatching day! So tiny and bald. Just amazing!!
FEW DAYS LATER
Getting feathers and really hungry !
Look at this beaks!! No peppers open yet!
Well this was a great adventure for me. Kinda like a bitter sweet moment. Sad to see them leave and glad they all lived and will grow up. 
Missouri Photographer Peggy Franz 