In the Pleasaunce, often to be found in the bushes to the west side of the bowling green, the wren is described as a 'tiny bird with a larger than life character'. It has an outstandingly cheerful song but can be difficult to see.
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Its main food is spiders, invertebrates and insects. There are usually two broods of six. In spring, wrens will build several nests on their territory; the nest is usually cleverly camouflaged in a tree, ivy or bark.
