I had a quiet bird day today. I went to look for Treecreeper at a site where I had seen them last Saturday. For some odd reason today there was no sign which suggests that the one I had seen then was just passing through and not resident in that woodland.. I sat under a cam cover and consequently this male Wren perched in front of me for a moment or two giving me the chance to take his photo….. I say male because I saw it sing. They have a beautiful song by the way. Have a listen here Wren Song
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