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  1. 06-12-2012, 08:58 AM #1
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    House Wren

    Spent some time watching the house wrens last night.
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    Re: House Wren

    pretty shot.
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    Re: House Wren

    Nice shot - great light!
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    Re: House Wren

    Thanks Randimal and Matt. One of the nice things about building a birdhouse with a log front on it is that I you can get images that look more natural than the typical birdhouse shots. You can also turn it so the light hits it at a nice angle.
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