Saw what must have been the same one twice today. Both times it had something in its beak and dived headlong into the holly bush which shares space with a clematis, a pyrawotsit and, until yesterday, an unwelcome cherry.
I reckon the wrens are sharing space with the dunnock menage a trois .
Placido wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2019 4:53 pm
Didn't see one but heard one this morning. Very loud, like a little corncrake.
Eh? Are you sure you weren't stood on it's toe
I assure you that no Troglodytes troglodytes were harmed during this encounter !!
It's a well-known fact that pound for pound the wren has an astonishingly loud voice - particularly the 'chiiirrr' which sounds quite corncrake-y, hence my analogy.
Youtube abounds with little vids of wrens shouting their heads off: (shout).
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this morning. Very loud, like a little corncrake 
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- great start, Willpar !!