Yes. Depending on your point of view it is one more wren, or one wren too many. 🙂 I always come back from Acadia with enough singing and perching wren shots to paper the office. Occupational hazard. I am in the air as I write this on my way to The Biggest Week in American Birding so for the next week or so if the weather cooperates you can expect to see warblers (expect, hope, or dread, again depending on your point of view).

This perky little fellow was doing his level best to convince any available female to throw her lot in with his…to accept one of the nests he had started in the cattails. He had abundant competition and he was well aware of it. He would have had to be deaf to be otherwise.

Canon SX50HS. Program with iContrast and Auto Shadow Fill. – 1 /3EV exposure compensation. 1200mm equivalent field of view.

Processed in Lightroom for intensity, clarity, and sharpness.