"Anne Lurie" wrote in message
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According to The Birder's Handbook (an excellent resource), Carolina Wrens
have 2 broods in the north, and often 3 broods in the south. Pairs remain
together throughout the year on permanent territories. Male prepares nest
and takes charge of feeding young while female begins new clutch. (I'm
not
sure whether this means she reuses the same nest, though.)


In my experience they will reuse the same nest. And if you remove the nest,
they'll build another in the same place if they can.

--
Sandie
- Don't forget to take the cats out.