I discovered a wren nest in a box of junk in our garage yesterday, and was able to slip in a motion-activated camera while the parents were away. Here’s a compilation of the footage from day one, for anyone else who enjoys such things:
Great team work!
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That is just the sweetest thing… 
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Wow, that’s amazing. So much work for the parents!
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that is so cool, what camera did you put in there?
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It’s a Blink Mini.
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cool thanks.
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Awesome!
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How cool! I’ve been watching Carolina Wrens on my Bird Buddy all week ever since I added dried mealworms to the bird seed mix.
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Cool, I have a Bird Buddy too! And mealworms in the mix, but all I get these days are cardinals and brown-headed cowbirds, and every once in a while a Carolina chickadee. I so very much want some nice photos of painted buntings!
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Hi Wren!
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That is so awesome! We have some Carolina Wrens that built a nest in the top of our propane tank (we have a small 100 gallon that stands upright). We haven’t checked on them this week. I’ll have to ask my husband to check. I love listening to them sing.
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Neat! That looks worth doing!
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Here’s Day Two:
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Oh, very cool! We have had an occasional visitor to our birdbath that looks a lot like your wren but couldn’t figure out what it was. Now I know where to start looking.
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I am enjoying seeing your nest mates. Your video editing is professional looking too.
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That poor mama bird works her tail off. 
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Here’s day four:
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