This video from the USA says about itself:
House Wren Song
16 May 2016
Male House Wren has claimed a nest box and has a mate and spends much of the day loudly singing his upbeat gibberish song for all backyard birds to hear. These are delightful little birds to have around as they constantly scold anyone who enters “their territory” while mating and raising their young. Often producing two broods a season these little birds eat a prodigious amount of insects and spiders.
Dear Kitty. Some blog 
I thought I was hearing House Wrens when I moved to the Netherlands 2 years ago, but the “House Wrens” turned out to be Lesser Whitethroats (Braamsluiper) instead. Very similar songs!
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How interesting! The most closely related species to the house wren in the Netherlands is the Eurasian wren.
See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_wren
including its sound.
It is the only wren species in Eurasia and Africa.
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When I played this vdo… The birds sitting on my window started chirping and were confused as they couldn’t see but hear the bird in question…. I’m not very good in species… But enjoy my solitude time in my garden seeing them peck away eating away insects…
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Thank you for this comment!
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