Leanne,

I found several picturers of the blue fairy wren.  They precede that with "Supurb" and I also found the varigateted (many colors) fairy wren.  They are beautiful and one site explains the varied sounds of the  blue fairy wren....noisy  little guys huh?

http://cloisonne.heywoodenamels.com/panel_repousse_superb_blue_fairy_wren.html

http://www.birdsofperth.com/terrestrials/wrens/SFW.html

Thanks for sharing Leanne.

Fredia,

Glad you stopped in to meet our garden friends. My guess is that the construction noises will keep many friends away.  When all quiets down you will find out who likes to feed and nest in "mother nature's nest".

I don't think I have any Adlandpro friends from Wisconsin but I do have a friend who was raised in Wisconsin near the Illinois border just above Rockford.  Where she lived with her grandmother is now a state park so that part of the State has a place set apart to provide a safe haven for God's creatures to live safely.

Your description of the view from your window was nicely written and gave quiet to my spirit. Thanks for stopping in. 

Hi Dave,

The honeyeaters are a large family I see.

http://photogallery.canberrabirds.org.au/Honeyeaters.htm

The beaks are not as long as the humingbird because the little one needs room for the fast beating wings. Both are doing the same work of pollinating the flowers.

You have beautful birds visiting your garden.  Thanks for sharing the images with us. Come back often