


While this was going on I was serenaded by this Wren singing just above my head. The wren must have the loudest song, for its' size of any bird. I haven't seen any young Wrens yet, but there are at least two males singing regularly in the area, so I reckon there are a couple of nests around. Young Wrens are very amusing, with the strangest "haircuts" going, I hope that they will pose for portraits in the near future.
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