Wren Hut

VERY COOL! This is a really neat piece…

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Very Cool Joe! Where are you finding your wood?

Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Hmmm . . . do Gorillas eat Wren? :-)

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I thought you were going to say you turned the tree and used gorilla glue on the leaves!! :>)

Nice bird house- hope you get some “renters”in the spring

Lew

I doubt it will be long before someone claims this one! A happy wren family indeed!

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Very nice Joe. The grain and colors really look nice with the shape of the turning. You are going to make some wren a very happy renter!

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Hopefully those wrens will value chatoyance. Great project!

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i love this!!!

-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...

Joe, this looks great. you did a very good turn on this little house.

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That is a great looking wren hut.

-- Glenn, New Mexico

Very nice

Woody.

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Reminds me of the hats I see the locals wearing out in the rice fields. Love the patina and the colors, good luck in the Monkey Mastic contest.

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gorgeous
the grain in the bottom looks like a landscape (to me) and then the top makes it look like mountains rising above the land. Stunning!

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Very nice Joe – As usual you did a great job on this, how much is rent?

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truely cool birdhouse.

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Thanks for all the kind remarks. I really appreciate them all.

Rent is extremely reasonable, it’s going for a song.

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haha you are so tweet!

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Nice one Trifern. Good luck in the contest.

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Very Nice!

Good luck!

I just added this to my ”to do someday” list.

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Very cool buddy! I taught I taw a putty tat, Naww it was just Ms Deb foolin around. Nice job that should take the prize.

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Very very nice! It’s good to see that you did not add a perch birdhouses shouldn’t have them. The size of the hole dictates the birds that can use the house and they fly right into the hole. A perch gives larger (starlings for example) a place to sit and harass the bird inside and it’s young like trying to eat the babies.

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Wow…very nice wood and great project.

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Very very nice…thanks for sharing

-- Jeremy, North Dakota

What a great looking birdhouse.Love it.

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Cool idea looks great, I bet the birds are fighting over this one

the most unique bird house

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