It is not very often that you get the chance to photograph two wrens together, due to them being so hyper active. They are a curosity to watch and they build their nests in very strange places, like tools hanging on walls, in old buckets and even your air hose to your compressor if it is not used very often. Last year I had one build a nest in one of my big lawn mowers and DW would not let me use the mower until the babies hatched and moved out. I'm glad we found it before I started the mower.
