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Nest In Fan Exhaust

by Mary Ann Freeman
(Coatsburg, Illinois )

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cats wren-watching

Every year we have wrens that nest in an old bathroom fan exhaust on the side of our house. It's in the perfect location for our two indoor cats to watch the birds.

I look forward to the arrival of the wrens and love to hear their chattering first thing in the morning.

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