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Nest has a foundation of twigs, topped with softer cup of plant fibers, grass, weeds, animal hair, feathers. Male builds incomplete 'dummy' nests in several cavities female chooses one and finishes nest by adding lining. Site is usually low, may be high in trees, especially in western mountains. Requirements: 5-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 10 high hole: 1-1/2, centered 6 above the floor color: earth tone placement: 510’ on post facing open field (preferring east, north, south, and then west facing. Read more about setting up the right bluebird house. May nest in almost any kind of enclosed space (flowerpots, parked cars, shoes, drainpipes, etc.). All three bluebird species (eastern, western and mountain) will use birdhouses. Nest site is in any kind of cavity, including natural hollows in trees and stumps, old woodpecker holes, crevices in buildings, often in nest boxes. Male may have more than one mate female may leave male to care for young from first brood while she moves to another male's territory and nests again. Adults often puncture the eggs of other birds nesting nearby (including other House Wrens). Courtship involves male singing, showing the female potential nest sites.

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Also eats many spiders, plus some millipedes and snails. Feeds on a wide variety of insects, including beetles, true bugs, grasshoppers, crickets, caterpillars, moths, flies, and many others. Cotswold stone floors with glowing rugs stretch through the ground floor, the colours are fresh, and maximum use is made of the natural light.Mostly insects. It is perfectly placed for exploring the beautiful North Cotswolds.ĭating from the 15th Century, Wren House combines original charm with modern, homely comfort and WiFi throughout. Just barely does it reach central Oklahoma in the winter we are on the northern fringe of the wren’s range in. But during winter and the breeding season, it is a just barely bird.

WREN HOUSE pictured above (presently closed) is a peacefully situated, classic Cotswold stone house on the edge of the tiny hamlet just two miles from Stow-on-the-Wold, and looks across the unspoiled rolling countryside. The House Wren ( Troglodytes aedon) is a fairly frequent migrant through central Oklahoma during spring and fall, although it does not advertise itself well.

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The south-facing sitting room has far-reaching views across open fields and a quiet lane from an enticing window seat, and is equipped with fibre optic cabled broadband (average 50 mbps upload and download), a 48 inch Freeview TV with DVD slot, and a Sony Radio/CD player with iPoD dock. IN a peaceful, small village – just over a mile from Stow-on-the-Wold – is an idyllic 17th Century Grade II listed Cotswold stone building – an old Granary – stunningly converted into a surprisingly spacious one bedroom cottage perfect for two.ĭelightfully classic in style, the cottage sits on its own with a private, sunny, sunken and newly replanted garden, and off road parking. For availability you will find the Booking Calendar at the base of that page. For more information, please click on the Granary cottage link (underlined in red above). (Wren House B&B, pictured above, remains closed at present) T he Granary self-catering cottage is OPEN FOR WEEKLY LETS Friday (5 p.m.) to Friday (10 a.m.).

The Granary Self-Catering Cottage in a classic Cotswold hamlet near Stow-on-the-Wold, with fibre-optic wired WiFi (average 50 mbps up and download), comfortable beds, exquisite countryside views and a lovely private garden – Granary Cottage