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Nero Wrote:

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> I have a wren that comes to eat all the little

> insects off a budleia (sp) bush. I'd never seen

> one on the bush until it came a few weeks ago, and

> was going to post about it, but then read that

> they are really common. Can't be that common if

> someone else is remarking on it. Nero


I can't stand people who can't control their wrens! I love insects and to see them being mindlessly killed by roaming birds is very upsetting. I think they only kill 'for fun' too.

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