The Wren Power Animal

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Hello friends, and welcome to the world of power animals. Today we’ll look at the wren. There are 88 species of this small, chunky, brownish bird. They’re only about 4 inches long, have rounded wings, a small, curved beak, and a long tail. Wrens are highly secretive although they sing loud songs to attract females and protect their territories.

Wrens are persistent and have confidence to adapt to any situation. They move quickly but are still kind and social. The bold wren is clever enough to know when to be aggressive and when to be passive. They’re brave and won’t hesitate to confront anyone challenging them. Most wrens mate for life and build their nests anywhere that’s practical. The female lays 2 to 10 eggs at a time with up to 3 broods a year. After the chicks are born, both parents take care of them until they’re ready to fly. They’re usually fed grasshoppers, crickets, and caterpillars. The hard-working wren spends most of their time traveling. Their strong vocal power allows them to sing sweet songs all day. The well-camouflaged wren is more often heard than seen. Their unique bobbling movements are an expression of their joy for life. Folklore and bird tales say they have special powers and are bringers of good luck.

The energetic wren is a symbol of focus, balance, and determination. Call on their spirit when you want to improve your self-confidence and express yourself better. Visit our website for a free power animal reading and to connect with the natural gifts that each animal power offers us. Thank you for watching and have a great day.