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    This bird was singing away while i was in the hide, i came out and it didnt fly off let me get some lovely pictures...
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    Nice one Billy, they do have an amazingly powerful voice considering their size.
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    Lovely pic, Laura!

    (Mind you, I had to look twice - as it seemed to be a new, long-legged variety, leaning forward from the branch below!)

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    LOL, hadn't noticed that.
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    long legged wren a new variety!! i hadnt noticed that either! good spot.. lol

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    Lovely shot, Laura.. and I love the long-legged look

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    see im not sure she is a wren saw one today and this one looks huge compaired...

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