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"British Isles" Wren
This species sings gloriously in spring (and throughout the rest of the year come to that) and it's probably a very good thing it does because it's common (English) nomenclature is a mess. It's variously called Northern, Eurasian, Winter or even House depending on where it occurs in the world. The British race is this one Troglodytes troglodytes indigenus which is the only unequivocal way of classifying it...
Habitat
Suburban garden
Location
Potters Bar Herts UK
Date taken
11.4.15
Scientific name
Troglodytes troglodytes
Equipment used
Canon 1DX + 300mm F4 + 1.4x Extender
Staff member
Opus Editor
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Grrr.... wish they'd come out into the open like that for me too Chris.

What a lovely picture this is.

Very well done lad.
 
lovely captured aerial view and detail of this wren, nice one and well done. tfs.
 

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