Wren houses, like other types of bird houses, should be placed in the best possible location for shelter, food, and water. When positioning your wren house, it should face away … See more

Wren boxes should be placed about 4 to 10 feet above ground,mounted on a pole or the side of a house, barn, or tree. Sometimes wrens don’t mind a swinging house, one that … See more

Of course, just because you put wren houses in your yard doesn’t mean the wrens are going to use them. How can you make your yard and the wren houses appear more attractive to any wrens that may discover them? Let’s look at some tips for getting wrens … See more

Wrens don’t need perches. Their small talons are strong and can easily grab onto the sides of the house without the help of a perch. What’s more, perches can allow predatory birds and other invasive animals more easy access to the box. If you bought wren houses … See more