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On a cool spring evening, Sharon was watching the progress of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Duff, two Carolina wrens who have nested in a hanging ftischia basket right outside the door. “These are the sweetest wrens,” Sharon said. “This is their second year in that hanging basket.” She said that Carolina wrens mate for life and that the male helps to build the nest and feed and raise the children. “It’s wonderful to watch them teach the young to fly,” she said. “First they make them leave the nest and fly to a nearby trep. Then, the young birds are tired and remain in the same tree for a while. The'barents try to get them ajfctp the sameir&e so that they can profjfejthem. They-bring themTood and st^gvbtlnd where the young birds are.XJf course, # they’re
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