George and all,


     Two or three years ago, they nest inside a cap of propane gas tank. We had a delay getting propane due to babies there. Last year and this year, they're nesting in the garage. We didn't have to leave door open. There is a small hole near bottom of garage door and big enough for the wrens to go in. 

  
       Kevin Graff
       Jarrettsville, MD & West O.C., MD
       



 
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