Marsh Wren

Building a nest. I was surprised to see the nest as they usually seem to buried among the reeds and sedges.

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Nicely done John, especially the songster, a tad bright maybe though you have lots of shadows too. but love that little tail sticking straight up, classic!

Thanks Bret. I had a tough time with that one. The old reeds are quite faded and bright but the bird was mostly shadowed. I intend to try and see if I can get it a little more easy on the eyes.

Nice shots I love the second one!

Thank you Carol.

Very nice John. Got the same thing the other day. They can really sing

All very nice John

Very nice John.

Great shots John. You can see the effort in banging out that song.

Peter2516 wrote in post #16950267
Very nice John. Got the same thing the other day. They can really sing

Thanks Peter. That they can.

Pondrader wrote in post #16950535
All very nice John

Thank you Jeff.

TedEllis wrote in post #16950748
Very nice John.

Thank you Ted.

Lester Wareham wrote in post #16950957
Great shots John. You can see the effort in banging out that song.

Thank you Lester. It is quite interesting.

Really nice shots John, that second one is stellar.

Thank you Craig.

Good eye and captures, John. I close my eyes when I sing, too

Great shots, wrens around here won't let you get close enough for good shots.

ardeekay wrote in post #16951620
Good eye and captures, John. I close my eyes when I sing, too

Thanks Rog.

CanonWildlifeGirl09 wrote in post #16951801
Great shots, wrens around here won't let you get close enough for good shots.

Thank you. It is weird how some birds let you get closer than others and just within the same species.